Zhou Chunya: Let Luxury-Arts Partnerships Increase Art Appreciation In China – Arts & Entertainment

www.jingdaily.com — Chinese artist Zhou Chunya penned an interesting op-ed this week concerning the growing number of luxury-arts partnerships, saying he feels these initiatives could play a constructive role in the development of greater arts appreciation in China.

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Zhou Chunya: Let Luxury-Arts Partnerships Increase Art Appreciation In China

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