Michael Xufu Huang (Chinese: 黄勖夫; pinyin: Huáng Xùfū; b... - dofaq.co
Michael Xufu Huang (Chinese: 黄勖夫; pinyin: Huáng Xùfū; b...Michael Xufu Huang (Chinese: 黄勖夫; pinyin: Huáng Xùfū; born 1994) is a Chinese art collector and patron. Huang co-founded the M Woods Museum of Beijing's 798 Art Zone in 2015 and the X Museum in the Chaoyang district of Beijing in 2020. His art collecting activities have led The New York Times to profile him in 2017 as "something of a next-generation Jeffrey Deitch of China."[1]
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Art Collector Michael Huang Talks Post-Internet Art and Andy Warhol
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Collector Michael Xufu Huang Is Launching His New Museum With a Triennial That Aims to Capture China’s ‘Millennial Zeitgeist’
