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Enid Tsui

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In this week's episode of the ArtTactic Podcast, we chat with Enid Tsui, arts editor at the South China Morning Post. First, they detail the impact of Covid travel restrictions on the art market in Hong Kong and China. Then, they discuss how Chinese collectors have been missed at art events such as fairs and auctions, and how galleries outside of China have not had as much of a presence there. Also, Enid speculates if the recent expansion in the art world in areas within Asia outside of China, such as Singapore and Seoul, is partly due to the government of China as well as Covid travel restrictions. She then gives an update on the art market in Hong Kong and mainland China and whether there is any talk of a potential softening. After, Enid explains the role of private museums in China in terms of serving the broader public within the art ecosystem in China. Lastly, Enid explains why there is high hopes for this year's edition of Art Basel Hong Kong.

South China Morning Post's Enid Tsui Updates us on the Chinese Art Market

Artsing Around: Andrew Dembina speaks to Enid Tsui, arts editor at the SCMP

In this episode, Arts writer Enid Tsui candidly offers her expansive knowledge of the globalization of the art market and shares with us her fascinating journey in becoming a full-fledged cultural journalist in Hong Kong. Enid first joined South China Morning Post as their senior culture writer in 2015 after a long career as a business and politics journalist at the Financial Times, the Nikkei Asian Review, RTHK Radio 3, and the Economist Group in Hong Kong and in London. Covering current topics such as Art Fairs, Non-Fungible Tokens and the West Kowloon Cultural District development, Enid is not afraid to investigate deeper into the underlying socio-economic factors that are driving Hong Kong’s contemporary art scene and the ensuing debates around the city’s rapidly-changing cultural landscape. During the interview, Enid’s personal accounts on her creative process and growth as a writer were particularly informative and inspiring. As a journalist, who has worked with and for different news media and publications for more than two decades, Enid has had many gripping exchanges with artists and arts professionals in multidisciplinary fields. Curious to find out more about the life of an arts and culture writer? And what goes on behind the scenes in Hong Kong’s art press or media? Then be sure to listen-in to First Edition’s interview with Enid!

In this episode, Arts writer Enid Tsui candidly offers her expansive knowledge of the globalization of the art market and shares with us her fascinating journey in becoming a full-fledged cultural journalist in Hong Kong. Enid first joined South China Morning Post as their senior culture writer in 2015 after a long career as a business and politics journalist at the Financial Times, the Nikkei Asian Review, RTHK Radio 3, and the Economist Group in Hong Kong and in London. <br/><br/>Covering current topics such as Art Fairs, Non-Fungible Tokens and the West Kowloon Cultural District development, Enid is not afraid to investigate deeper into the underlying socio-economic factors that are driving Hong Kong’s contemporary art scene and the ensuing debates around the city’s rapidly-changing cultural landscape. During the interview, Enid’s personal accounts on her creative process and growth as a writer were particularly informative and inspiring. As a journalist, who has worked with and for different news media and publications for more than two decades, Enid has had many gripping exchanges with artists and arts professionals in multidisciplinary fields. <br/><br/>Curious to find out more about the life of an arts and culture writer? And what goes on behind the scenes in Hong Kong’s art press or media? Then be sure to listen-in to First Edition’s interview with Enid!