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Exhibited at Almine Rech gallery for the first time, Stephane Graff’s A Catalogue of Errors is an ongoing series begun in 2010 >> Read more

Beijing—In 2016, as Yuan Art Museum enters a new phase of development, the museum is honored to present a solo exhibition by Zhu Jinshi from April 28 to July 27, curated by Walter Smerling, a well-known Germany-based curator. >> Read more

Miao Ying is an artist born in Shanghai. Since graduating in 2007, she has been making net art based on the Chinese internet. >> Read more

A profile of net artist Miao Ying >> Read more

Randian is pleased to share an essay by leading Nam June Paik scholar, John G. Hanhardt, commissioned by Gagosian Gallery for the exhibition catalogue. >> Read more

In May 2014, the gallery opened a new space in Paris, with an exhibition of Albert Oehlen, thirty-three years after his first exhibition at Galerie Max Hetzler. >> Read more

To pick up where we left off with our post-Art Week round-up, while there has been a great heap of exhibitions and other events—the phrase “over a hundred” having been bandied about with some glee—a few things did stand out from the pack, and not just at Gillman Barracks... >> Read more

It's always been a bit of a mystery to me, a cultural foreigner myself, as to exactly what we think we're doing here, how we interact with the local community, and what role we play in the system. Beijing Design Week 2014 seemed like a great place to find out. >> Read more

In 2014, for the second time, China’s foremost state-run institution of contemporary art – Power Station of Art – hosts the Shanghai Biennale, in its converted power plant space. >> Read more

Recently, as the public waited in line for the performance artist Marina Abramovic's exthibition "512 Hours" at London's Serpentine gallery, another performance happened to have been taking place just outside. "Marina Abramopug: The Artist is Present" features a nine-and-a-half-year-old pug dressed in red, with her head decked out in an Abramo-wig... >> Read more