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For this photo-focused project, OCAT Xi'an invited the Shanghai- based British photographer Liz Hingley to bring her eye to creating a portrait of Xi'an today >> Read more

The summer exhibition presents three projects from artists each exploring an artistic and historic link to Xi’an in terms of culture and heritage. “Felt”, the centrepiece of the summer exhibition, presents news works by Beijing-based abstract artist Aniwar. >> Read more

The themes explored in this exhibition by Liang Yuanwei and Carol Lee Mei-kuen extend questions about time and human experience that underscored the Summer Exhibitions at OCAT Xi’an earlier this year. >> Read more

(中文) 2015年8月22日至11月1日，OCAT西安馆将举办秋季展览 “与绘画的动作有关”，2015年OCAT成立十周年之际，本次展览也将作为OCAT十周年庆典活动项目之一，参展艺术家包括：丁乙、王川、王光乐、徐红明、徐震、杨述、张恩利、赵要。 >> Read more

OCAT Xi’an is particularly honoured to present Ren Jian’s major 36-metre painting Epoch. >> Read more

OCT Contemporary Art Terminal in Xi’an (OCAT Xi’an) will present Anthropology of Chance, London-based artist Shezad Dawood’s China debut. >> Read more

Opening: 1 November, 3pm There will be an artist talk at OCAT Xi’an Sunday, 2 November, 2pm. >> Read more

Xi’an Art Museum is one of the largest art museums recently built in China and attracts 800,000 visitors a year. The lot size of the museum is 17,000 square meters including two exhibiting galleries. Introducing international contemporary art to China is one of the museum’s crucial strategies. Since its opening, the museum has hosted more […] >> Read more

［Press Release］ March 22 to July 21, 2014 VIP Preview (by invitation only): March 21, 16:00-20:00 The opening of the exhibition: March 22, 14:00 Is painting an outmoded medium? Are today’s painters simply reinventing the wheel? Through the work of six established, mid-career painters About Painting examines the force and life of a medium that […] >> Read more

The opening exhibition of displays none of the experimentation found in the shows at its Shenzhen headquarters, nor any traces of the rash and rushed attempts to “manifest regional culture” evident in the city’s numerous “modern-traditional” architectural hybrids... >> Read more