Since the beginning of the Chinese contemporary art market, the gallery world has been active with a group of foreign faces. They once spread the management philosophy of old galleries or the advanced experience of international galleries, constituting an indispensable part of China’s contemporary gallery landscape. Over time, they have experienced the ups and downs from the popularity of the moon to falling into the earth, and also from only speaking English to now speaking fluent Chinese. How do these foreign galleries, which have entered the 3.0 era, promote their artistic interest in the white-hot competition? How to adapt to cultural differences? And how to deal with the real pressure of survival?

Panelists:
Mai Mai, Co-Director of the Mailer Gallery, Rene Meile
Craig L. Yee, Director and Founder of Ink House
Mathieu Borysevicz, Founder of BANK
Luo Ying, Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of Hi Art