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FAB-UNION SPACE in collaboration with Don Gallery co-host the solo show of Hu Zi which is curated by Robin Peckham. >> Read more

When I talk to industrial workers. They often say that there is an “assured stability." >> Read more

It was in May, right after the solo exhibition “Kids”, while the show and works were still a topic, Hu Zi accepted the invitation of Glenfiddich Artists in Residence Programme and headed to Dufftown in Scotland. >> Read more

This is the artist’s first solo exhibition at Don Gallery, after showing int wo group shows at the gallery. On view will be a group of recent works by the artist, which is also a delicate presentation of her works focusing on body, memory and pain during the past two years. >> Read more

While not as radical in scope or production as the historical show, Yangjiang Group’s stance remains just as resolute in their obdurate disregard for artistic as well as social mandates.While Beijing and Shanghai may stand as the geographical centers of artistic influence, artists such as the Yangjiang Group are successfully asserting their peripheral locale as the site of critical consideration. >> Read more

On 5 December 2013, LIANG Yue will present her second solo exhibition The Quiet Rooms at ShanghART H-Space. The artist has been developing her visual language in the past ten years mostly through photography, video as well as video installation. >> Read more

First delivered at the conference 'China' on Display-Past and Present Practices of Selecting, Exhibiting and Viewing Chinese Visual and Material Culture, at Leiden, The Netherlands, December 6-8, 2007. >> Read more

First published in Broadsheet (vol. 37 no. 4), we have decided to reprint Zhao Chuan's text in celebration of the 10th anniversary of "Fuck Off," a seminal exhibition in contemporary Chinese art. >> Read more