Art makes valuable impression (6)
Art makes valuable impression (6)
13:09, May 24, 2010 
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Ching said Sotheby's intended to increasingly aim its main sales in New York and London at Asian buyers.
It will be exhibiting some of the works prior to major sales not just in Hong Kong but in key locations in the Chinese mainland as well.
"We have been doing this anyway but knowing the growing interest by the Chinese on the mainland we will be bringing more highlights to Hong Kong and, hopefully, the mainland in the future," he said.
Sotheby's has also increased the Chinese content on its website and some of its podcasts also have Chinese subtitles. "We also have Chinese client managers and business development people who speak Chinese who can look after our key clients," he said.
(Source: China Daily)
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It will be exhibiting some of the works prior to major sales not just in Hong Kong but in key locations in the Chinese mainland as well.
"We have been doing this anyway but knowing the growing interest by the Chinese on the mainland we will be bringing more highlights to Hong Kong and, hopefully, the mainland in the future," he said.
Sotheby's has also increased the Chinese content on its website and some of its podcasts also have Chinese subtitles. "We also have Chinese client managers and business development people who speak Chinese who can look after our key clients," he said.
(Source: China Daily)
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（Editor：黄蓓蓓）
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