Qiao Zhibing on how awareness of the information gap and art market contexts in China and the West can help to foster better understandings of both worlds.

Analysis Nightclub Owner Qiao Zhibing Tells How He Became One of China’s Biggest Art Collectors An empty wall is his enemy. Eileen Kinsella June 10, 2015 Share This Article ...

The five rotundas of Tank Shanghai, the hotly anticipated private museum of the entrepreneur and art collector Qiao Zhibing, open on 23 March with a trio of exhibitions. The cluster of converted ...

Qiao Zhibing climbs up to the domed roof of a 15-metre-high oil storage tank with the sure-footedness of a mountain goat. “All mine!”, the 50-year-old says with boyish glee, casting his eyes ...

It sounds almost absurd, but a pressing need to decorate a Shanghai nightclub in 2006 was the catalyst for its owner Qiao Zhibing to start buying contemporary art and in less than 10 years, become a ...

Qiao, who owns an upscale karaoke club and a collection including works by Martin Creed, Olafur Eliasson and Zeng Fanzhi, has been planning Tank (Youguan Yishuzhongxin in Mandarin) for more than ...