Seven Days In The Art World Jocasta Innes Watson's account of Chinese writing

Watson's account of Chinese writing from the time of the Chou dynasty (1100--249 B

some of whom caught the zeitgeist early and arrive armed with notepads and very sensible rainwear

and no lone pirate can stop the Daughter of the Pirate King

two generations after his death

and transforms collaboration

Seven Days In The Art World Jocasta Innes Watson's account of Chinese writingFrom London to Beijing to New York, art sales are booming, and the art world receives the sort of breathless media attention once reserved for celebrities and royals. In "Seven Days in the Art World", Sarah Thornton, a brilliant young sociologist, looks at all aspects of buying, selling, and creating serious art. Thornton has exceptional access, and brings a keen critical eye to her coverage of this glamorous milieu, offering the first authoritative