CommonWealth Magazine profile
A profile of Dr. Guo’s art-licensing work, including the use of Chinese art in 7-ELEVEN festive packaging.
CommonWealth profile · Publisher website ↗Media · Publications · Teaching
Explore Dr. Yi-Cheng Guo’s work through broadcast interviews, magazine profiles, Blue Book chapters, international-centre publications and university teaching.
CCTV · 2011
Interviewed at Beijing’s cultural industries fair, Dr. Yi-Cheng Guo discussed how art licensing connects culture with industry and brings art into everyday life.
Open the interview video ↗A profile of Dr. Guo’s art-licensing work, including the use of Chinese art in 7-ELEVEN festive packaging.
CommonWealth profile · Publisher website ↗At the Hong Kong forum, Dr. Guo discussed aesthetic value, art licensing and city identity, introducing his vision of the city as an art museum.
Read the record ↗The report covers Artkey’s licensing model, including Qi Baishi imagery on gifts for Fubon Bank clients and international licensing partnerships.
Cheers report · Publisher website ↗The book brings together his thinking on beauty, art licensing and cultural added value.
Meili Caifu · Book details ↗Issue 262 discusses cultural creativity and industrial added value, including applications of Artkey’s art-licensing model.
Xinhua Economic Analysis Report · Issue 262 · Print edition
The 12 November report on Beijing’s cultural industries fair includes Dr. Guo discussing how art licensing can bring Chinese culture to international audiences.
Watch the CCTV interview excerpt ↗Xinhua’s reporting on cultural-industry finance quotes Dr. Guo on copyright-backed finance, intellectual-property valuation and supporting services.
Xinhua report · Republished by Bank of China ↗His chapter on opportunities and challenges in cross-Straits cultural copyright industries appears in the 2013 cooperation and development report.
Publisher’s author & publication directory ↗The university’s lecture record explains beauty in life through concentric circles connecting contemporary art, cultural products and lifestyle.
Read the record ↗At a Ministry of Culture seminar on implementing the State Council’s policy on integrating cultural creativity and design services with other industries, Dr. Guo spoke on art licensing and cultural added value. The meeting was chaired by Liu Yuzhu, then Director of the ministry’s Cultural Industries Department.
Read the record ↗Taught heritage licensing and cultural-product development at a national training programme for museum professionals, connecting collection resources with practical product development.
Read the record ↗Joined the Central Academy of Fine Arts to contribute to cultural and creative industries management, supervise graduate students and develop teaching materials and courses. Teaching in Cultural and Creative Industries: Theory and Practice connects cultural resources, industry integration, urban development and business planning.
CAFA course collection · 2020 ↗Delivered a keynote on building city cultural IP through art licensing at CAFA’s forum, connecting cultural resources, public space and cultural consumption with the vision of a city as an art museum.
Read the record ↗Presented How Cultural IP Can Support Cities in Shanghai, outlining a practical approach through cultural-resource research, urban space, public culture and brand development.
Read the record ↗The International Centre for Creativity and Sustainable Development publishes his essay on city cultural-tourism IP and cultural diversity. Creativity 2030, issue 7, also features his writing on city IP and sustainability.
Read the ICCSD article ↗The Cultural IP Studio at the Central Academy of Fine Arts was established, with Dr. Guo serving as supervising professor, connecting cultural-IP research and project practice with teaching and talent development.
Studio teaching · Design Marathon 2024 ↗Coverage of the Pingyao Chinese New Year launch records Dr. Guo presenting the creative concept for the ancient city’s cultural IP.
Read the record ↗CGTN’s original documentary follows Dr. Guo’s journey to his ancestral home, exploring memory, cultural identity and continuity across generations.
Watch the official CGTN excerpt ↗A graduate course for the first semester of 2026–27. Twelve sessions connect aesthetic perception, judgement and creation with the concentric circles, AI collaboration and IP practice.
Explore the twelve sessions ↗Research & professional writing
Four Cultural Blue Book chapters published by Social Sciences Academic Press, alongside city-IP research published by ICCSD.
The Development Report of China’s Cultural Industry: 2004
Publication record / original ↗The Development Report of China’s Cultural Industry: 2007
Publication record / original ↗The Development Report of China’s Cultural Industry: 2009
Publisher’s publication directory ↗Annual Report on Cross-Straits Cultural Industries Cooperation: 2013
Publisher’s publication directory ↗Creativity 2030, issue 7, pp. 63–65 · ICCSD
Publication record / original ↗