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Artist’s Reception Tape Music, Score for MUSARC live performance：Friday, 2 September 2016, 6 to 8pm Exhibition Period：2 September – 8 October 2016 Hanart TZ Gallery is honoured to present Revolving Binary Forces, Lin Chi-Wei’s first major solo exhibition in Hong Kong. Lin Chi-Wei is one of Taiwan’s most important multi-disciplinary artists, a pioneer of sound […] >> Read more

Followed by last month’s A+ Contemporary opening exhibition, we are proud to present the second part of “← →” with inclusion of an emerging artist based in Shanghai—LIU YUE. >> Read more

In botany, a rhizome refers to the root-like underground stalks of a plant that stretches out horizontally. >> Read more

Antenna Space is honoured to announce the opening of solo exhibition of LIU Xiaohui: The Mystery of Sisyphus on 9 September 2015. >> Read more

2nd prize winner of the 1st edition of the International Awards for Art Criticism (IAAC), Zhang Hanlu's essay >> Read more

There has been much focus on the “Stars Group” of late, as well as similar art movements like “Wu Ming” (“No Name”). But one member of the defunct art movement living in Paris is not making many waves. In fact, he seems to be making no waves at all... >> Read more

The exhibition will feature over a thousand photographs taken by the artist since 1984 and several documentaries/films about him by directors both at home and from abroad... >> Read more

Galerie Urs Meile is pleased to announce the opening of Liu Ding’s latest solo exhibition Three Performances. Over the past two years, Beijing-based artist Liu Ding(* 1976 in Changzhou, Jiangsu Province, China) has been developing a form of art that he terms “weak performance.” The three artworks—I Simply Appear in the Company of… (2012), The […] >> Read more

“@What—New Contemporary Art from China” (ArtMIA Caochangdi Space) marked the twentieth anniversary of diplomatic relations between the People's Republic of China and the Republic of Korea. Liang Shuhan interviews curator Liu Chunfeng for a better understanding of the Sino-Korean dialogue in contemporary art. >> Read more

One might not expect to like this first solo show by Liu Shiyuan, but the temptation is to swallow it whole in all its strange, floral glory. It is at once a spare and ample arrangement across two rooms — installations involving bright images of flowers, fruit, jewellery... >> Read more