On Artist Residencies in China
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ADOU LEAVES OF GRASS – M97 GALLERY
M97 GALLERY is pleased to present “Leaves of Grass”, an exhibition of black-and-white gelatin silver Print s by Chengdu-based photographer Adou. This is Adou’s second solo exhibition at M97 Gallery. There will be a reception for the artist on Saturday January 24th from 4-6PM. >> Read more
Out with the old and in with the new—2014: The Year in Residencies
A look back at 2014 for artist's residencies in China... >> Read more
Photo Shanghai Report: Well-Run, (Too) Well-Attended
September signaled a headlong rush of art fairs in Shanghai. First was Photo Shanghai, a photography fair focused on the Asia-Pacific region and featuring about 40 galleries. With effective promotion, efficient execution and a general high level of professionalism, the fair organizers won over general assent. >> Read more
Photo Shanghai
The World Photography Organisation and Montgomery announced earlier this year the inaugural edition of Photo Shanghai - the first international art fair dedicated to photography in China. >> Read more
Jiang Pengyi
ShanghART is pleased to present its first solo exhibition with Jiang Pengyi, June 28 - July 31, 2014 in ShanghART H-Space, Shanghai. This exhibition presents three series Jiang Pengyi created in the past two years, including The Dark Addiction, Intimacy, and The Suspended Moment. >> Read more
Yang Jiechang: This Is Still Landscape Painting
墨齋 is pleased to announce its forthcoming exhibition This Is Still Landscape Painting featuring new works by artist Yang Jiechang. >> Read more
Huang Zhiyang－The Phenomenology of Life: Chapters in a Course of Study
In conjunction with the National Museum of China in Beijing, where Huang's oeuvre will be subject of a solo show with the same name, Ink Studio shows Huang's most recent work. >> Read more
Impermanent Instant | Li Jun
The paradoxically named series, Impermanent Instant,exemplifies Li Jun’s photographic language that evokes the intangible by illuminating its absence. The series was shot over the course of three years (2008-2011) after the artist had let the objects in his Chengdu apartment sit and become layered with dust for one year. In tracing the contours left in […] >> Read more
An Early Winter Walk through Caochangdi
A winter walk through some of the galleries in Caochangdi art district, perusing the shows.
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