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Tianjin, just half an hour by train from Beijing, is said to be the most inconspicuous of China’s municipalities. This is perhaps surprising, given the fact that it is the first city in Northern China to be exposed to modern culture, experiencing a glamorous era in the period following 1860 when it became a treaty port. Tianjin is the epitome of modernity with “Chinese characteristics”. >> Read more

(中文) 上海摄影艺术中心（SCoP）荣幸地宣布最新展览《摄寻千里：十见天地》将于2018年12月8日开幕。《摄寻千里：十见天地》聚焦新生代摄影师的新视角，遴选了十位杰出摄影师的二百余件作品，包括：陈荣辉、甘莹莹、黎朗、骆丹、木格、史阳琨、汪滢滢、张克纯、张晓，以及庄辉。 他们的作品中透露着对历史和社会的关注，以及个人、团体和社会的自我意识。通过这些特质，他们审视着当下，唤起了过去也指示着未来。 >> Read more

In celebration of its fifth anniversary, for summer 2018 OCAT Xi’an orchestrated a special focus on “Xi’an”, its art, culture, and geography present and past, through a large-scale, expanded presentation of the Xi’an Showcase project. >> Read more

From Yunnan to Fitzrovia: Katrine Levin Galleries is delighted to bring the award-winning woodblock prints of Chen Li (b. 1971, Kunming), between 19 – 24 February 2018. >> Read more

Exhibition Venue: Coningsby Gallery 30 Tottenham Street, London W1T 4RJ Dates: 30 Oct-4 Nov 2017 http://www.katrinelevin.com/gao-xiang-exhibition Showcasing for one week only during Asian Art Week London, the show is a rare opportunity to view the works of this acclaimed Chinese artist in London. Gao Xiang: Interrogating Dreams is a lyrical web of Chinese tradition, mythology and […] >> Read more

Katrine Levin Galleries showcases and promotes exceptional contemporary artists from places less explored, focusing on Southern China and East Asia. >> Read more

In early September, Shanghai Center of Photography (SCoP) will present you seven leading photographers/publishers, home and abroad, in three excellent talks on professional photography books, on September 9 & 10. >> Read more

A4 seems to grasp the concept of a museum in a holistic way. They see the museum not as merely an exhibition hall, a landing strip for some exhibition created elsewhere, shipped in like a travelling circus. >> Read more

Li Gang (*1986, lives and works in Beijing) digs deep into everyday life to find materials that make the strongest statements. Out of these he produces his thoroughly classical-looking works of art. He works with exhaust pipes, cement, rebar, jade bracelets, plaster, human hair, hemp rope, bank notes, stones, and rubbish. Our exhibition in Lucerne […] >> Read more

How we see matters what we are. This is especially true in the domain of political image and political portraiture. >> Read more