by Hiufu Wong
Hong Kong is a place that makes art dealers giddy.
At last weekend's Hong Kong International Art Fair (ART HK), notable sales include "No. 313, 1969" by Chinese artist Chu Teh-Chun that sold for more than US$3 million and Alighiero Boetti’s “Mappa” (1984) that sold for €1 million.
These headlining sales are a regular phenomenon in Hong Kong, the world's third-largest art auction house after London and New York.
But why are Hong Kong artists and art critics still frowning?
Hong Kong artists inhabit a third space in the global art scene, that is not the West nor China.
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