The art lovers paying big money to be patrons of China's private museums
For Wang Lin, an avid art collector in Beijing who boasts works by artists such as Zao Wou-Ki and Yoshitomo Nara, paying 100,000 yuan (S$21,250) a year to be a patron of the city’s Today Art Museum – which bestows privileges such as gala dinners and private tours to other institutions – is well worth it. The former Goldman Sachs banker,...
Source: asiaone.com