What does Art Radar do?
Art Radar scans the global quality press on- and offline to bring you selected topical stories about the taste-changing, news-making and the up-and-coming in Asian contemporary art.
Art Radar conducts original research and interviews leading artists, curators, gallerists and other art professionals to bring our readers an unbiased and direct window into the world of Asian contemporary art.
At this time, Art Radar records over 40,000 pageviews a month and has a prestigious readership including top collectors, major galleries, the principal auction and research houses, important archives and academic institutions including Ivy League universities.
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Making the art world accessible
Art Radar was founded on a desire to make the contemporary art world accessible to all, from amateur art enthusiasts to serious collectors, art professionals and scholars. We remain committed to this idea today. Click here to read about Art Radar‘s founder, Kate Cary Evans.
The quality of our writing is deeply important to us so we offer art education programmes to our writers and to our readers.
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Editorially independent
Did you know that Art Radar is the only editorially independent online news source writing about contemporary art across Asia? We do not accept advertising income or other benefits from dealers or artists.
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