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Jing Culture & Commerce
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The Future of China’s KOL Industry
China’s KOL industry after COVID-19 will continue to evolve in China and in the West. However, KOL collaborations will remain an important marketing tool. Read More -
Inside British Museum and Alibaba’s Livestream Partnership
Key takeaways from Jing Culture & Commerce' latest webinar on how arts organizations can plan and execute livestreams. Read More -
Idol Hua Chenyu Storms China’s Toy Market With Artist Collaboration
Hua’s team could be eyeing a piece of the multi-billion dollar toy market, but what Hua’s fans want is a piece of the idol. Read More -
Frieze Moved its Viewing Room Online. But Did it Work?
Frieze has created an online platform to host more than 200 exhibitors this year. Here is what we have learned. Read More -
What Arts Organizations Can Learn From China’s Livestreaming Trend
Jing Culture & Commerce, Fliggy, and The British Museum provide an in-depth exploration of livestreaming and its potential for museums, cultural institutions, and related organizations. Read More -
What’s Next for the Asian Art Museum
Head of Contemporary Art Abby Chen discusses the expansion and renovation—and the artworks that will re-introduce the Asian Art museum to the public. Read More -
How MoMA Leverages the Classics to Innovate in Licensing
Robin Sayetta of the Museum of Modern Art shares how leading cultural institutions are implementing novel ideas to bring beloved art to the licensing world. Read More -
Asian Megastar Jay Chou Embarks On An Artistic Journey
In the unusual year of 2020, Asian megastar Jay Chou is exploring new possibilities for fine art with the conceptual artist Xu Bing. Read More -
Louvre Joins Forces with Alibaba to Bring Great Works of Art to Chinese Consumers
The world’s largest art museum has inked a deal with Alibaba Group to bring art-inspired products to Chinese consumers. Read More -
Beijing’s UCCA to Host the Largest Andy Warhol Survey in China
Beijing’s UCCA broke records with its blockbuster Picasso show in 2019. Now it wants to do the same with the largest-ever Andy Warhol survey in China. Read More
