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For the first time, CROSSING CHINA affords comprehensive sightings across this major cultural landscape. The result is an informed, indispensable guide for art lovers, collectors, gallery owners and curators.
 
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Through video, photography, installation, sound, and performance works, this exhibition explores the plurality of Topophila: how these artists relate to a sense of place, and their (cultural-geographic-psychological) identity. >> Read more

A solo show of lacquer paintings by one of China’s most celebrated contemporary artists, curated by Paul Moorhouse, to coincide with Art Basel in Hong Kong. >> Read more

“The 8 of Paths: Art in Beijing” exhibition is opening on April 29, 2014 in Berlin’s Uferhallen venue. The show and accompanying program—including a symposium with prominent experts, guided tours and a film series—showcase works by young artists living and working in Beijing and highlight the diverse artistic practices in that city today. >> Read more

The most compelling aspect of Tang Yongxiang’s work is the conscious inadequacy which infects it. 
 
 
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Since its founding in 2008, soundpocket has laid the foundation for the development of sound art in Hong Kong. Artists they supported and have worked with include Akio Suzuki (JP), Yan Jun (CN), Mike Cooper (UK), Donna Ong (SG), Tang Kwok-hin (HK), Cedric Maridet (HK), Phoebe Hui (HK), and many more. >> Read more

This exhibition flushes out the notion of the "painterly"- that inherent and seductive quality of paintings that has not only helped the tradition survive countless deaths but has often been hijacked by other diverse media. What is it about this process driven, drippy, handmade painted-ness that continues to entice, mesmerize, and confound viewers? >> Read more

ifa gallery has asked 10 international artists with diverse profiles (generational, national and social), all based in China, to create one artwork (or series) depicting “their country” in the most wide and imaginative sense >> Read more