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Echoing the first words of A Tale of Two Cities (1859), Charles Dickens’ famous novel set at the time of the French Revolution, this exhibition jumps forward to the present to consider how contemporary art and aesthetics use the past to express the future. >> Read more

Broad beyond belief, in cultural terms, in comparison with the millennia-spanning survey “China: 5,000 Years” or the more standard national survey shows still favored by mid-sized institutions today, the exhibition's remit is both ambitious and impossible. >> Read more

The inaugural HUGO BOSS ASIA ART initiated by the Rockbund Art Museum (RAM) and HUGO BOSS, was announced in Shanghai in June this year. Seven emerging artists from Greater China have made the cut for the finalist。 >> Read more

"You can see the direction, you know where you're headed, but you have no control over how you get there," Chia-En Jao spoke of his experience sitting in the back of a cab >> Read more

Yet my intention in writing this article is not merely to rant—it’s in the interest of drawing attention to a very real problem. >> Read more

Randian interviews Dr. Alexandra Munroe, Ted Lipman and Dr. Thomas J. Berghuis about Wang Jianwei’s “Time Temple” — part of a five-year initiative by the Guggenheim Museum and the Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation to promote current Chinese art... >> Read more

PANDAMONIUM Group Show Finnisage: Guided Tour with Li Zhenhua and David Elliott, Symposium conducted by David Elliott, Li Zhenhua, Gabriele Knapstein, Siegfried Zielinski, Feng Bingyi, Qiu Anxiong and Xu Wenkai, Performances and Party. >> Read more

A fabulous program of Talks, Performances, and a Party to mark the end of the PANDAMONIUM Group Show. It all kicks off at 16:00 at Kunstquartier Bethanien, - Studio 1, Mariannenplatz 2, Berlin Kreuzberg. >> Read more

A Series of Artist Residencies, Open Studios, Micro-Exhibitions, Kunst Salons, Parties, Provocations, and a Group Exhibition Curated by Li Zhenhua and David Elliott >> Read more

PANDAMONIUM PREVIEW // INTERPIXEL focuses on the work of Shanghai and Budapest artists who engage in experiments with new media, introducing into Chinese and Hungarian art new creative ideas and aesthetic approaches. >> Read more