Jenny Pat may be the director of an art gallery, but she loves blank walls. Paintings at her home are not hung, but rest casually against the sides of rooms.
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- May 23, 2013
- Updated: 4:44am
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Two decades ago, when Emmanuel Perrotin was 21, he began exhibiting work by aspiring artists in his Paris apartment. 'I managed to hide my bed in the closet, and took it out at night in the middle...
Zhang Ji, a wealthy Shanghai-based businessman, is eyeing some 18th- and 19th-century Western paintings for sale in the Netherlands, at the world's largest arts and antiques fair.
As economies in Europe and America slump, Western art dealers are turning their attention towards Asia.
Unrest in the Middle East, natural disasters in Japan and the volatile equity market in the West have cast a cloud over this year's European Fine Art Fair (Tefaf) but dealers were quick to find a...
For 15 years Sofia Gaspar has been able to promote Spanish art in Hong Kong. For that, she has to thank a Canadian - her husband, Mark Brisson.
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'I usually get up at about 8.30am. Because my son is still young, we also have to get up at around 3am, 6am and 7am to check on him for a few minutes and put him down again, so I am always keen...
POLICE may be called in to help art dealers recover millions of dollars in deposits paid for stalls at Hong Kong and Singapore art shows which were never held - or blacklist the shows' organiser...
WE'LL all be mainlining on culture for the next few days when Art Asia, the premier art show in the region, gets going this evening with a gala preview at the Convention Centre.
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