“Borderlands”, a collection of works from celebrated Xinjiang artist Aniwar Mamat, on show at Sydney’s Vermilion Art gallery Aniwar Mamat is no stranger to Australia, the Beijing-based artist born in Xinjiang is in the country […]
New York Times investigation finds, behind the pageantry of Shen Yun, a culture of abuse and persecution of its performers They began appearing about two decades ago, often around the holidays, and often at high-end […]
Aileen Moka joins expanded Vermilion Art team with plans for growth in the coming year Sydney’s Vermilion Art has announced enhancements to its structure and leadership, with Aileen Moka joining the gallery as co-director of […]
Luxury brands cash in with consumers splurging on their furry friends in China’s $US83 billion pet market It isn’t just your average pet food and run-of-the-mill accessories that are driving China’s pet products market. The […]
Former Australian cultural attaché, Carrillo Gantner recognised for contribution to Australia-China relations Philanthropist, and former Victorian Senior Australian of the Year, Carrillo Gantner has been honoured for his ongoing efforts to build Australia-China relations with […]
It’s not just editorial bosses struggling to maintain audiences with legacy output only appealing to a rapidly ageing demographic, advertising departments simply cannot compete with top influencers (Jing Daily) International brands took the lead […]
Having closed stores earlier this year, Uniqlo planning to leverage off China’s retail recovery and rising trend in domestic travel targeting new store locations Uniqlo is set to open 20 new stores in China from […]
Last Friday, as the drizzling winter rain fell, Vivid Sydney was nearing its conclusion, the Chinese Gardens at Sydney’s Darling Harbour bustled with the melodic strains of folk music and the lively chatter of the […]
China’s youth obsessed luxury and consumer fashion markets have ignored older consumers in a culture which highly respects and values its older generation; while international brands have been slow to react to an aging demographic […]
The Anzac tradition was built on the sacrifices of young Australians and New Zealanders, among them were many of Chinese descent 24 April 2023 | Marcus Reubenstein (Image: Australian War Memorial) It is a peculiar part of […]
Recovery, or the green shoots of one in any case, was at the forefront of this edition of Shanghai Fashion Week, which began its 10-day run in the last week of March 2 April 2023 | […]
Australia’s “sophisticated” export model is based on growing stuff, or digging it out of the ground, and selling it to China. Spare a thought for the fashion houses using Aussie croc skins to flog off […]
It’s never a good sign when the corporate jet is taken out in a fire sale. That’s $US50 million down another and just $US299.95 billion to go for the world’s most indebted developer. 23 November […]
Despite geopolitics grabbing both headlines and the constant attention of western foreign policy hawks, Chinese consumers have not walked away from US brands. A poor quarterly result in China suggests Nike may have slipped but […]
Is no Chinese star safe? Famed actress and businesswoman, Zhao Wei falls foul of Beijing as censors scrub references to her from Chinese websites 31 August 2021 | Gemma A. Williams, Jing Daily (Image: Madame […]
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