Xu Hao Xuan

In the past fifteen years, the Asian art market has exploded. Chinese collectors now spend more money in auction than Americans and Brits, while a new generation of Asian artists are reshaping the world’s artistic palate. My Dear Art depicts the wonders and absurdities of the Asian art market. From China, to Singapore to London, it profiles the artists, collectors, gallerists and experts who are changing the face of the art business forever and asks fundamental questions about the value and role of art in modern society.

It’s the annual equipment inspection tomorrow! The commander orders the gunner, the driver, and the loader to hide the extra cleaning rod at all costs. These thick-headed artillery soldiers on the tank fumble and stumble into all sorts of blunders. Finally, the cleaning rod is gone, but so is the loader…

In the past fifteen years, the Asian art market has exploded. Chinese collectors now spend more money in auction than Americans and Brits, while a new generation of Asian artists are reshaping the world’s artistic palate. My Dear Art depicts the wonders and absurdities of the Asian art market. From China, to Singapore to London, it profiles the artists, collectors, gallerists and experts who are changing the face of the art business forever and asks fundamental questions about the value and role of art in modern society.

It’s the annual equipment inspection tomorrow! The commander orders the gunner, the driver, and the loader to hide the extra cleaning rod at all costs. These thick-headed artillery soldiers on the tank fumble and stumble into all sorts of blunders. Finally, the cleaning rod is gone, but so is the loader…