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After 17 years in business, Tokyo dealer Jeffrey Rosen says that he feels “a small spark” in Japan’s slow-burn art market. And while the art industry may be known for cutthroat competition, he argues that, for mid-tier galleries to thrive, cooperation is key.

The disappointments of the art market in 2023 were in fact a healthy turn of events, says art advisor Gladys Lin

Ahead of the re-opening of Artspace in Sydney, Alexie Glass-Kantor reflects on Australia’s evolving role in the global art discourse.

Qiao Zhibing on how awareness of the information gap and art market contexts in China and the West can help to foster better understandings of both worlds.

Alternative business models and a collaborative spirit are key for next-generation galleries, says Seoul gallerist Soo Choi.

Emi Eu on how a sustainable art ecosystem is urgently needed amid the shifting dynamics of the Asian art markets.

Advisor Yuki Terase on how interest rates and "revenge tourism" have slowed down art buying in the region—and why this is actually healthy.