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Archive for January, 2008I Love The NightlifePosted by Moli on 01/30/08
Come May, Christie’s will not only be requiring deep pockets but also pearls and smoky eye shadow at their Hong Kong venue as the world’s biggest art seller intends to debut its evening auctions in Asia. With sales at Christie’s Hong Kong having risen 23% last year, the initiation of the nighttime event is […] Comments (0) You Don’t Have To Put On That Red LightPosted by Moli on 01/22/08
There used to be no question that Hong Kong was the cool S.A.R. Back in the day, violence from the triads in Macau spilled into the streets with such a frequent occurrence that it made Compton look like Pleasantville. Those days are now nothing but a distant memory as Macau is slowly stealing the limelight […] Sunday SnippetsPosted by Moli on 01/21/08
Beijing Finally Atones Chinese Moan and Groan About CitroenPosted by Dave on 01/17/08
A new print ad for French automaker Citroen has been pulled from several Spanish newspapers amidst complaints from Chinese netizens over the artsy portrayal of Chairman Mao. As you can see in the image, Citroen modifies the famous likeness of Mao that looms over Tiananmen Square in Beijing, adding a scowl to his face, […] Drop It Like It’s Art: Cold As IcePosted by Moli on 01/16/08
This section will strive to bring you short sweet facts, digestible in 30 seconds, related to all forms of art, and fun to bring up in random conversations with strangers if you’re so inclined. You’re Either In or You’re OutPosted by Moli on 01/16/08
The insanely addictive Project Runway has been a huge success for Heidi Klum, and next year China will be televising its own designer face-off. Unfortunately for Heidi, she won’t have the privilege of saying “auf wiedersehen” to a cast of starry eyed designers from the East. Instead, France’s Fashion TV will be borrowing the […] Ancient Brands No Longer Ancient Chinese SecretPosted by Moli on 01/15/08
Ever since Beijing won the Olympic bid, this city has been undergoing a makeover that would rival anyone on “The Swan”. Gone are the dull and ugly in favor of all things bright and beautiful. The latest facet of Beijing to go under the knife is the city’s traditional brands, some of […] ….and we’re backPosted by Moli on 01/10/08
After a brief hiatus, the China Arts Page is kicking back into gear for 08. We hope all of you had a very enjoyable holiday season and a fantastic new year. Now, let’s get to the action: |
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