Liu Heung Shing – SCoP Bangkok – China Cultural Center (CCCBKK)
Liu Heung Shing began photographing China in 1977 as a young photographer enjoying the privilege position of a posting in Beijing for the American Time magazine. >> Read more
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Adrift
This small yet lovely exhibition provides a reflexive space. Here, the viewer may reminisce about and examine the sense of home that they carry with them, as well as observe and experience a life adrift. >> Read more
(中文) 林菁菁 明天曾经无限美好
(中文) 德萨北京高兴地带来艺术家林菁菁的个展"明天曾经无限美好"。 >> Read more
Xi Jinping Meets with 72 Chinese Art World Figures
On Oct 15, General Secretary of the Communist Party of China and President of China Xi Jinping invited 72 important figures from the “official” Chinese art world to Beijing for a symposium. Many of the participants hold important positions within official Chinese arts and cultural institutions... >> Read more
Chinese Artists and Calligraphers on Missing Malaysian Airline Flight
The missing include Meng Gaosheng, Wang Linshi, Liu Rusheng. According to reports, they had participated in the cultural exchange exhibition “The Chinese Dream—Ode to Painting” (Zhongguo Meng—Danqing Song) held on March 5 in Kuala Lumpur . >> Read more
“Traveling to the Wonderland” by Xu Bing to open at the V&A in November
Xu Bing will this November install “Traveling to the Wonderland” at the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) in London. The installation has been commissioned to coincide with the museum’s forthcoming exhibition “Masterpieces of Chinese Painting 700 – 1900” >> Read more
