Artsy



Artsy is a startup company headquartered in New York. It is an online platform for selling art -- galleries pay a fee to get on the platform to reach potential clients who could be located far beyond. The platform has a nicely designed app that contains information that is almost equivalent to an encyclopedia of contemporary art history, as well as exhibitions and art fairs information. 

The platform also runs quality editorial content managed by an independent editorial team. It is fun contributing to Artsy because of its vision and I can reach a crowd different from that of the mainstream media. And I particularly admire the company's ambition -- creating a world in which art is as popular as music, which aligns with the mission of Cultural Journalism Campus, the non-profit I founded in 2014. 

Here are some of the highlights of my stories: 

2018-05-02 Dealers Test Chinese Art Market with New Fair in Rising Economic Powerhouse Chengdu 

2017-04-03 Hong Kong’s New Chief Executive Could Reshape the City’s Arts Scene


2016-10-19 On A Far-Flung Island in Japan, Teshima Museum Offers A Religious Experience
2016-10-18 Why Photography is Finally Having A Boom in Asia

2016-10-07 K-Pop Star T.O.P. Helped Sotheby's Break Records in Hong Kong This Week
2016-09-20 Hong Kong's M+ Pavilion Opening with a Local Artist is More Important Than You'd Think
2016-09-07 The 5 Hong Kong Shows You Can’t Miss This Fall
2016-07-20 New M+ Director Says “Bring It On” to Museum’s Ongoing Controversies
2016-07-14 China is Clamping Down on Foreign Arts Organisations
2016-06-20 Why London’s Victoria & Albert Museum Is Launching an Outpost in China
2016-06-15 Anne Imhof Orchestrates a Performance Troupe and Her Audience through Kunsthalle Basel
2016-06-14 At Art Basel's Oversized Unlimited Sector, Under-Recognized Artists Rub Shoulders with the Biggest Names in Art