First “Appreciation of CHINA” Lecture Held during Chinese New Year
The "Appreciation of CHINA" series of lectures hosted by Duton’s (UK) hosted its first lecture of the Chinese New Year on February 24, 2017, London time. General Manager of Duton’’s (UK) Yu Haiying and the guests at home and abroad shared the keynote speech of “On the Value and Collection of Chinese art” and had a lively and interesting discussion on related topics.
In the lecture, General Manager Yu Haiying focused on classic artworks such as Chinese jade, porcelain, pottery, bronze and lacquer, combined with her experience in antique management and current industry trends, and explained its cultural and artistic connotations and market value. The unique charm of Chinese art displayed in the lectures made guests further appreciate the depth of Chinese culture. From time to time, the personal opinions expressed by the speakers resonate with guests.
The "Appreciation of CHINA" series of lectures hosted by Duton’s (UK) integrates academic, cultural, innovation and popularization, and builds an art exchange platform for collectors, experts and enthusiasts in the form of elegant collections. Under the background of rational adjustment of the art market today, tight auction resources, and fierce competition in the industry, by planning activities with academic depth and cultural perspective, it is conducive to improving the academic standards of the auction company itself. In the future, Duton’s (UK) will make use of its own advantages, integrate the cultural and artistic resources of all parties in the society, and launch a series of "Appreciation of CHINA" lectures. Through academic exchanges and cultural dissemination activities, expand a wider space for dialogue with the public, improve the brand's soft power, and realize the extension of academic brands to operating brands. On the basis of promoting the commercial value of artworks, look at art from a cultural perspective, pay attention to the public value of artworks, and actively assume social responsibility.
