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Large Medium SmallIs the local art market set to freeze this winter, following the doldrums of autumn's auctions? How does "hot money" impact China's art market? Does the further development of the local market need more governmental support?
These were some of the topics discussed at the Second China Art Market Summit 2011 on Dec 14 in Beijing.
Co-organized by Beijing Culture Development Foundation and art portal www.99ys.com, the annual event attracted more than 300 gallery owners, auctioneers, art dealers, market researchers, financiers and policymakers from across the country.
China Daily
(China Daily 12/21/2011 page20)
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