Auction

Chinese collectors have shown a stronger interest in Petrus over the past year

Bordeaux And Burgundy To Face Off At $5 Million Hong Kong Auction

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After losing its position as the world's largest wine auction market to the US in 2012, Hong Kong is set to host one of its most high-profile auctions of the year on March 22-23, packed with top-tier Bordeaux and Burgundy as well as rare Californian lots.
Lars Nittve (Image: Magasin3)

Interview: Lars Nittve, Executive Director Of HK’s M+ Museum (Part Three)

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The final installment of Jing Daily contributor Grace Rong Li’s exclusive interview with Lars Nittve, executive director of Hong Kong’s highly anticipated M+ Museum.
One of Ding Yi's "Appearance of Crosses" works sold for around $450,000 at Art Stage Singapore

Chinese Art Proves A Hit At Buoyant Art Stage Singapore 2013

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This past weekend, art lovers, dealers, and collectors from throughout Asia and around the world flocked to Art Stage Singapore, the first international art fair of 2013.
Lars Nittve (Image: Magasin3)

Interview: Lars Nittve, Executive Director Of HK’s M+ Museum (Part Two)

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Part two of Jing Daily contributor Grace Rong Li's exclusive interview with Lars Nittve, executive director of Hong Kong’s highly anticipated M+ Museum, which is slated to open in 2017.
China Guardian's first Hong Kong auction doubled pre-sale estimates last fall

Five Predictions For The Chinese Art Market In 2013

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2012 proved a more complex and challenging year for auction houses in Hong Kong and mainland China, coming off a stellar 2011 during which the Chinese art market grew to $33.8 billion. But what could 2013 hold in store?
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