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A new solo exhibition by the Chinese portrait artist—his first in the United States—opens this evening at Pace New York. Here, Randian previews the works in the show. Mao Yan Pace Gallery (534 West 25th Street, New York, NY, USA), March 5—April 4, 2015 >> Read more

As a preliminary show of Art Basel Hong Kong, Pace Beijing is presenting the solo exhibition of China’s most influential portrait artist, Mao Yan. >> Read more

From June 20th to September 7th, 2021, Wind H Art Center will present the exhibition “To Be the Better One —The Methodology of the New Generation New Work, New Identity, New Life, New Direction”. This exhibition will shed light on the novel artistic phenomena presented by the most representative new generation of artists in the […] >> Read more

Pace Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of a new gallery in Hong Kong, its second in the city and its fourth space in Asia. Designed by Bonetti/Kozerski Architecture – the same firm designing Pace's new flagship gallery opening in fall 2019 in Chelsea, New York – the gallery will open during Art Basel Hong Kong on March 26, 2018 in the H Queen's building in the city's Central District. >> Read more

“Studio” brings together twelve of China's most prominent contemporary.By exploring their studios and working conditions through each artist's own lens, the source of their creative output is put on display... >> Read more

One of Beijing's leading contemporary galleries, Hadrien de Montferrand Gallery is the first in China to focus on contemporary works on paper. In November 2013 the gallery opened a second branch in Hangzhou, under the name of HDM Gallery >> Read more

One of Beijing's leading contemporary galleries, Hadrien de Montferrand Gallery is the first in China to focus on contemporary works on paper. In November 2013 the gallery opened a second branch in Hangzhou, under the name of HDM Gallery >> Read more

Much as the Beijing winter has been very mild this year, overall, the art of the past year has also felt rather milder and more sentimental from previous years. Let us then explore the production and exhibition of this “old” contemporary art in the contemporary Chinese art world. >> Read more

The much-anticipated Sifang Art Museum and a related architectural enclave is the pet project of real estate developer Lu Jun and his son Lu Xun in Nanjing. But following the opening of its inaugural exhibition, one wonders in hindsight about the thoughts behind “The Garden of Diversion”, curated by Philippe Pirotte. >> Read more

The opening exhibition at the Sifang Art Museum designed by Steven Holl Architects re-considers the utopian tradition of philosophical gardens in China. Within this evinced context the exhibition connects a variety of subject mater, such as the meaning of monuments and folly gardens, or the body, hedonism and experience economy. >> Read more