We speak to Richard Koh about his own collection, now on show at the Private Museum in Singapore, as well as collecting in Southeast Asia and how to grow the regional art ecosystem.
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Lorenzo Rudolf on Marketing Southeast Asian Art as a Package
With the increasing importance of Southeast Asian countries in the global economy, contemporary art created in these emerging scenes is also gaining its firm grounding in the international art market. To sell art from the region, according to Lorenzo Rudolf, a titanic figure in the art business, one has to brand it under the package “Southeast Asian art” because no one single country could survive solo in the keen competition.
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Jackson See – Good Paintings are Not Necessarily Expensive
The Singaporean collector Jackson See began collecting art in the 1990s with an initial focus on Chinese contemporary art. In the past decade though, alongside Singapore’s economic and cultural development, his focus has come home to Singapore, and to the works of young Southeast Asian artists. In this interview, Jackson speaks with us about his…
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