China's Art Market since 1978: Regional Entrepreneurship and Global Impact

In: Worlds of Consumption Series

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Intro -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- Abbreviations -- List of Tables -- Chapter 1: Introduction -- From Regional Entrepreneurship to Global Impact -- Institutional Change and Cultural Entrepreneurship -- Political Change -- Economic Mechanisms -- Cultural Landscape -- Organization of the Book -- Chapter 2: China's Art Market Before 1978 -- Imperial China and Globalization -- China's Postcolonial Turn Under Soviet Influence: From Yan'an Forum to the Cultural Revolution -- The Decline of a Centrally Planned Economy and Its Art System -- Conclusion -- Chapter 3: Gradualist Market Reform and Unofficial Art Movements (1980s) -- A Little Freedom Goes a Long Way: Postreform Cultural Fever -- Formal Institutional Change and Unofficial Art Movements -- The Emergence of Local Art Zones and Out-Migration -- Conclusion -- Chapter 4: Private Entrepreneurship and the Commercialization of Art (1990s) -- Chinese Contemporary Art Enters the Global Stage -- Learning the Ropes in China's Evolving Art Markets -- Urban Art Zones Amid Urbanization and Demolitions -- Conclusion -- Chapter 5: "Soft Power" Strategy, Wealth Creation, and Art Consumerism (2000s) -- New Buzzwords in Party-State Policies: Soft Power and Creative Industries -- Real Estate Boom and China's Nouveau Riche -- Hyperurbanization, Commodification of Urban Space, and Art Branding -- Industrial Upgrading: From "Made in China" to "Created in China" -- Bubbles and Busts in the Art Economy -- Conclusion -- Chapter 6: Digitalization, the Rise of Chinese Collectors, and the Nationwide Art Boom (2010s) -- The Age of Social Media: Internet-Assisted Art Consumption -- The Rise of Chinese Art Collectors: Domestic and Abroad -- Overheated Art Auctions and Art Financialization -- Affirming Chinese Pride: Global Representation and Repatriating Lost Art -- Multicity Art Boom and Revivals.

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China's Art Market since 1978: Regional Entrepreneurship and Global Impact

In: Worlds of Consumption

Ma, Li

Ma, Li

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Chapter 1: Introduction -- Chapter 2 : China's Art Market before 1978 -- Chapter 3: Gradualist Market Reform and Unofficial Art Movements (1980s) -- Chapter 4: Private Entrepreneurship and the Commercialization of Art (1990s) -- Chapter 5: "Soft Power" Strategy, Wealth Creation and Art Consumerism (2000s) -- Chapter 6: Digitalization, the Rise of Chinese Collectors and the Nation-wide Art Boom (2010s) -- Chapter 7: Pandemic, Exceptional Recovery and the Ultra Wealthy in China -- Chapter 8: A Trend Towards Pluralism and Inclusion -- Chapter 9: Conclusion.

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China's art market since 1978: regional entrepreneurship and global impact

In: Worlds of Consumption

Ma, Li

Ma, Li

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This book examines the rising global prominence of China's art market throughout the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. To understand the far-reaching impact of Chinese art on global consumption, this book traces the shift from regional markets to global markets. It asks how the Chinese art market re-emerged from its politicized past, innovated within the private economy boom, remained resilient despite the global financial crisis, and flourished on the global stage despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Ultimately, it argues that cultural entrepreneurship enabled Chinese art professionals to reinvent their space and to participate in the global artworld

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