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Art Basel CEO Noah Horowitz emphasizes Hong Kong’s role as Asia’s leading art market, driven by strong global connectivity, ease of trade, and deep partnerships with local cultural and business communities.

Art Basel CEO Noah Horowitz discusses how the creative world is navigating AI, NFTs, and digital practices through Art Basel’s “Zero 10” initiative. In this interview with our Host James Chau, Horowitz reflects on Art Basel’s role in bringing global communities together through art, even in times of uncertainty.j

Art Basel CEO Noah Horowitz explores how the organization is responding to a rapidly shifting landscape, from AI and digital art to geopolitical uncertainty and evolving global markets. Speaking with our Host James Chau, Horowitz frames Art Basel as both a marketplace and a meeting point: one that connects communities, supports discovery, and underscores Hong Kong’s continued role as a central hub in the global art ecosystem.

Want to go to China visa-free? Here’s how.

If you’re interested in a fully-funded, elite graduate degree from one of China’s top universities, you’ve probably heard of the Schwarzman Scholars and Yenching Academy Programs. But how do you choose? Our host @kyleobermann spoke with representatives from each program to see just how different they are and was surprised by what he discovered.

Jennifer Holstein speaks with everyday Chinese and Americans living in China to explore perceptions and perspectives on each other.

From the “Kingdom of Bicycles” to today’s shared bike boom, China’s streets are buzzing on two wheels. Jennifer takes us inside the country’s cycling culture and how these bikes work.

How does Hong Kong shape the future of global art? At the 3rd U.S.-China Art Dialogue in Hong Kong, Alice Wong, President of @Asia Society Hong Kong Center, and Alan Lo, Chairman of @Para Site, explored Hong Kong’s evolving role as a global cultural hub. The discussion examined how Hong Kong navigates the balance between local identity and global influence, with both speakers emphasizing that artistic practice today transcends traditional labels of “local” and “international.” They also highlighted Hong Kong’s unique position as a meeting point of East and West, as well as a gateway for diaspora and transnational artistic exchange. This conversation was moderated by broadcaster James Chau.

How does Hong Kong shape the future of global art? At the 3rd U.S.-China Art Dialogue in Hong Kong, Alice Wong, President of @Asia Society Hong Kong Center, and Alan Lo, Chairman of @Para Site, explored Hong Kong’s evolving role as a global cultural hub. The discussion examined how Hong Kong navigates the balance between local identity and global influence, with both speakers emphasizing that artistic practice today transcends traditional labels of “local” and “international.” They also highlighted Hong Kong’s unique position as a meeting point of East and West, as well as a gateway for diaspora and transnational artistic exchange. This conversation was moderated by broadcaster @James Chau.

In a divided world, art offers a rare space for connection. Philip Tinari and Daphne King Yau discuss how the visual language of art bypasses borders, fosters dialogue, and brings people together across cultures. Moderated by broadcaster James Chau.