Beyond the museum glass: explore who buys, sells, and prices culture in the complex, fascinating marketplace of contemporary art.
“Art” in its grandest definition, is often viewed as a collection of priceless cultural icons. Ensconced in beautiful museums, under careful lighting, in glass cases, and in pristinely temperature-controlled environments, we often forget that paintings, sculptures, and other visual forms (including videos, installations, and even performances) also function as commodities that are transacted for monetary value. Who buys and sells culture? Who sets the price for works of art and is the practice standardised?
Admission includes tea, coffee and croissants.
* The Chamber reserves the right to alter the above agenda at its sole discretion.
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Notes:
In case of cancellation, please kindly note you must email the BritCham Shanghai Event staff eloise.zhang@britishchambershanghai.cn before 5 pm, 8 April. Due to the service charges of Glueup and online payment platforms, we can only partially refund up to 90% of your ticket price and payment will be processed within 14 days after the event via your original payment method. However, it is non-refundable for a cancellation request made beyond the above-mentioned timeframe.
BritCham Shanghai Office Lounge
Room 2107, 699 West Nanjing Road, Oriental Centre,
Jing’an District, Shanghai
上海市静安区南京西路699号东方投资大厦2107室