Vivienne Chow is a London Correspondent at artnet and a contributor at Variety. She covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, social issues, and events, with a particular focus on Hong Kong and the United Kingdom. Vivienne's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Variety and artnet.
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Vivienne Chow's articles predominantly cover the art market, including sales, exhibitions, and events. She also delves into cultural and societal aspects related to art. Based on this information, potential outreach could include providing insights or commentary on trends in the global art market, analysis of auction results from major houses such as Christie’s or Phillips in Asia-Pacific. Additionally, offering unique perspectives on significant developments within the international art world may capture Vivienne’s attention.
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The paintings that have been kept away from the market for more than 30 years will go on Christie's Surrealist sale in London in March
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