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The Editorial is a research-led inquiry into the expanding role and network of independent contemporary art publishers in Asia and their international impact through a curated series of public events, exhibitions, and discussions. >> Read more

The Red Brick Art Museum in Beijing has partnered with Lisson Gallery and Greene Naftali to announce Dan Graham’s first solo exhibition in China at the Museum. As one of contemporary art’s most innovative and influential figures, Graham has been at the forefront of many of the most significant developments in art, including conceptual art, […] >> Read more

From November 19th, 2016 to March 26th, 2017, OCAT Shenzhen will present “Jiang Zhi Solo Exhibition: All” in Exhibition Hall A. >> Read more

From 19 September to 19 November 2016 , the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art (UCCA) presents “Zeng Fanzhi: Parcours”, >> Read more

Since the 1990s, Zeng Fanzhi’s art has been an exploration of different styles, borrowing techniques from Western masters and movements such as Francis Bacon and German Expressionism, all in the quest to find his own voice. >> Read more

ShanghART Beijing is pleased to present ZENG FANZHI THE LOUVRE PROJECT, the first exhibition of ShanghART Beijing in 2015, from March 9th to March 22nd, 2015. >> Read more

This exhibition project of Zeng Fanzhi in Louvre Museum in 2014 came from a meeting in Hong Kong between Zeng and Henri Loyretee-then the curator of Louvre Museum. >> Read more

He taps into a common sense of isolation which surpasses the boundaries of nations, culture, language, and ethnicity. The artist creates a window into the current state of Chinese society, and in some ways even affirms many Western preconceptions about China. >> Read more

German born artist Stefan Hoffmann selected part a local warning sign as the essential visual element of his wall-printing project. >> Read more

Fabien Fryns grew up in Belgium and Switzerland and began collecting art while still in high school. His first gallery was in Malaga, Spain, but in 2004 he moved to Beijing and opened a gallery in Caochangdi (F2 Gallery). >> Read more