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2016.02.20 Sat, by

M+ Screenings: Forty Years reveals history of Chinese contemporary arts

Building on the success of the first M+ Screenings, M+, the museum for visual culture at the West Kowloon Cultural District, launches M+ Screenings >> Read more

2015.11.11 Wed, by

Beijing Commune – Hu Xiaoyuan – Ant Bone

Beijing Commune is pleased to announce Hu Xiaoyuan’s third solo exhibition “Hu Xiaoyuan: Ant Bone”. >> Read more

2015.10.29 Thu, by

CCAA Winner Announced

The winner of the fifth CCAA Art Critic Award was announced on October 27. The China Contemporary Art Award was established in 1997 by Dr. Uli Sigg; in 2007, the “Art Critic Award” was created to address the lack of independent art analysis and critique in China... >> Read more

2015.10.05 Mon, by

WATER FORMING STONE – Ink Studio

INK studio is pleased to present He Yunchang's solo exhibition Water Forming Stone, which includes a brand-new series of three performances and a selection of his past works. Trained as an oil painter, He Yunchang (b. 1967 in Lianghe, Yunnan) turned towards performance art in the early 1990's and has become one of its most committed and challenging practitioners. >> Read more

2015.09.05 Sat, by

2015 the 5th CCAA Art Critic Award Announces Jury Members

(中文) 2015CCAA中国当代艺术奖第五届艺术评论奖评选将于10月在京举行，本届评委会邀请了五位国际国内评委组成评审团，与往年一样他们都是活跃在当代艺术最前沿的资深评论家、策展人，其中三位是第一次参加CCAA评委会， >> Read more

2015.08.12 Wed, by

5th CCAA Critics Award: Seeking Applications

The winner will receive 10 000 Euros as research expense in order to complete a proposal for an independent piece of research within 1–2 years; the final text will be published in English and Chinese. >> Read more

2015.06.09 Tue, by

DONG WENSHENG CONTINUUM

M97 cordially invites you to the opening of CONTINUUM, an exhibition of Dong Wensheng’s newest photographic works. >> Read more

2015.05.04 Mon, by

DING YI: What’s Left to Appear | Long Museum West Bund

Long Museum (West Bund) is delighted to announce a forthcoming solo show of the acclaimed contemporary abstract painter Ding Yi, entitled What's Left to Appear. >> Read more

Interviews, 2015.04.28 Tue, by

Moving Images: Dr. Michael I. Jacobs’s Collection

Dr. Michael I. Jacobs, a practicing dermatologist and Associate Professor at the Weill Medical College at Cornell University in New York, is also an avid art collector, including a collection of some 43 Chinese video pieces... >> Read more

Interviews, 2014.11.18 Tue, by