Aperitif with Uli Sigg
VIEW EVENT DETAILS[INVITATION ONLY] Prelude to Big Picture: Uli Sigg’s Chinese Dream

Image by Serena Jung. Mauensee, Sept 13, 2023
Join us for drinks and conversations in a small round with the most influential collector of Chinese contemporary art in the world: on March 6, we have the great honour and pleasure to invite members of our VIP Community, including our Patrons and Passport Members, to take part in an exclusive aperitif with Dr. Uli Sigg for a prelude to Big Picture: Uli Sigg's Chinese Dream.
PROGRAM:
17:00-18:00 Aperitif with Dr. Uli Sigg [Invitation-only]
18:30-20:00 Big Picture: "Uli Sigg's Chinese Dream" (More information here) [Public event]
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Dr. Uli Sigg in his career traversed very diverse fields: from journalism to industry to diplomacy as Swiss ambassador to China, North Korea and Mongolia to venture capital investing and to art. He served on various boards of global companies and is an active investor into early-stage tech companies. Of his extensive interactions in more than forty years with the PR China, two are of historic significance: to establish 1980 the first industrial joint venture between the PRC and the outside world which marks the beginning of the PRC's epochal globalization process; and to form the singular collection of Chinese contemporary art that can represent the story line from its beginnings in the 70s to the present – and then restituting 1'500 works back to China, to the M+ Museum in Hong Kong. He also established 1997 the Chinese Contemporary Art Award (CCAA) for Chinese contemporary artists living in Greater China, now transformed into the SIGG PRIZE. He is a member of the M+ Museum Board, the International Council of New York Modern Art Museum MOMA, International Advisory Council of Tate Gallery, London and member of the Board of the Zürcher Kunstgesellschaft. Uli Sigg is also a member of Asia Society Switzerland's Advisory Board.