TEN QUESTIONS TO GALLERIES:TANG CONTEMPORARY ART
Q: So far in 2019, what surprised you the most?
A: There are new possibilities of development.
Q: What would you do if you have a year long holiday?
A: Go wherever I like around the world.
Q: What is the biggest operating cost in your art gallery business?
A: Rent, staff salary, artworks production and exhibitions move-in cost.
Q: Which art logistic company do you partner with the most?
A: BL art and Zhongzhan Union.
Q: Other than running a gallery business, what other art-related careers would you consider yourselves doing?
A: Ha-ha, maybe an artist or collector.
Q: Do you prefer having a cat or a dog?
A: Cat.
Q: Who is your favorite graphic designer so far?
A: We always have our own graphic designer and present designer is great as well. Her design, especially exhibition posters are always appreciate by others.
Q: What do you think is most lacking in the current art gallery industry?
A: Influence and voice.
Q: Can you recommend one of your favorite dishes and why do you recommend it?
A: Hunan rice noodles.
Q: What do you wish people impression of your art gallery in 5 years?
A: What Tang presented to people after five years should also be the Tang in my mind! It should be better!
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