Vivienne Chow is a London Correspondent at artnet. Based in London, she covers the art market and the art world with a focus on Europe and Asia, exploring themes in fine art, art dealing, and urban art. Vivienne's work has been featured in Variety, artnet, and the Financial Times.
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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 ancient Chinese calligraphic scroll by Rao Jie contains an inscription by Emperor Qianlong and his imperial seal.
By: Vivienne Chow
The Executive Director, Curatorial, for Art Dubai Group, shares her excitement about the Middle East’s blossoming arts infrastructure.
From headline-grabbing sales to institutional exhibitions, South Asian art is in the spotlight of the global art world.
Sotheby's London is offering the suite of four Folios as a single lot. by Vivienne Chow Share This Article
The collector opened the eponymous Museum Reinhard Ernst in Wiesbaden, Germany last year, where he is showcasing his treasure trove.
A new solo show by Robbie Williams brings together his canvas works and sculptures documenting his personal and emotional struggles.
To be sold in four individual lots, this 12-piece set will lead the Christie's single-owner sale of the collection of Baron Diego von Buch in June.
A rare Qing dynasty painting, titled "The Blue Goats," heads to auction at Sotheby's Hong Kong with a high estimate of $19 million.
New Taipei City Art Museum, the first public art museum in the Taipei metropolitan area, has opened after eight years of anticipation.
By: Vivienne Chow
As galleries need to adjust their approach to art fairs due to surging costs and market uncertainties, regional fairs in Asia are exploring new potential collaborations.
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