How the contemporary Chinese art collection of a former Australian ambassador to Beijing was accidentally pieced together via 'friendship and serendipity'

Former Australian ambassador to Beijing Geoff Raby’s collection of contemporary Chinese art is less well-known than Uli Sigg’s but still important, featuring artists including Chen Wenling and Guo Jian.

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