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Ink Studio, a program of Beijing Liangyou Huayi, is an experimental art space and gallery in Beijing’s Caochangdi art district devoted to exhibiting and promoting the most important contemporary ink artists in China to international collectors, curators, critics, and institutions. >> Read more

Ink Studio is looking to recruit an Assistant Gallery Manager Ink Studio is looking to recruit a Media Coordinator >> Read more

Amy Li Gallery, founded in 2008, originally named as Dialogue Space. In 2013, the gallery relocated to a new space in Caochangdi Art District, therefrom started using the name of Amy Li Gallery. >> Read more

Thus does BJDW 2013 aim to oil the wheels of design here this month. Hopefully this, and each subsequent edition, will help instill — not just inspire — awareness and productive competition in this milieu. It’s a space we continue to watch. >> Read more

Here, the idea of a “Climate Theatre” as imagined by the British psychologist/mathematician/ meteorologist/physicist Lewis Frye Richardson in 1922 (“Weather Prediction by Numerical Process”) is newly applied to the Caochangdi art district, its contemporary context and dissemination, by the artist Shi Qing. >> Read more

Mizuma One Gallery is proud to announce the opening of YAN Kai’s solo show “Taste the Color of Substance” on April 26, 2013. >> Read more

Interview with Sueo Mizuma, founder and Executive Director, Mizuma Gallery >> Read more

The initials “BJDW” (Beijing Design Week) and its signature turquoise graphics have ascended quickly to Beijing’s creative calendar since its official inception a year ago. Continuing its imperative to shift international perception from “Made in China” to “Designed in China,” the 2012 edition saw a multitude of objects, projects, stalls.... >> Read more

They represent acts of retreat from the world but they are uncertain paradises. Mere escape is not a refuge, and perhaps they doth protest too little. >> Read more

Emerging after the Cultural Revolution, Chinese contemporary photography has more than forty years of history. This exhibition is divided into four sections: “The Rise of Unofficial Photography (1976–1979)”, “New Wave Photography (1980-1989)”, “Experimental Photography (1990-2006)”, and “The Development of Experimental Photography Organizations (2007-present) ” >> Read more