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Osage’s purview. Thus, after three years of reflecting, re-strategizing and planning, Osage will reopen its doors in Shanghai in February of 2014.Osage Shanghai will operate a unique residency programme that will accommodate four non-local artists, curators or researchers every year. The programme offers a new, stimulating living and cultural environment that encourages invited participants to […] >> Read more

Mai 36 Galerie and Ota Fine Arts Shanghai are delighted to present Ethereal Machines, a dual exhibition that brings together Chinese artist Zang Kunkun and Singapore artist Guo-Liang Tan. >> Read more

Osage Gallery invites you to navigate human-to-human connections in a virtual world by Maurice Benayoun. >> Read more

Osage Gallery invites you to navigate human-to-human connections in a virtual world by Maurice Benayoun. >> Read more

Asia Art Center has established A+ Contemporary, a brand new platform in Shanghai, to acknowledge the vibrant and innovative spirit of the time. >> Read more

Fayen d’Evie and Nicholas Tammens from 3-ply, together with Shi Yong, will be invited to contribute a dialogue covering aspects of the exhibition Lets Talk About Money: >> Read more

This fall, Shanghai’s profusion of events made it almost seem like the central hub of contemporary art in China. Here is an overview of what happened—with more coverage to come later. 
 
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Curator Charles Merewether states, “[Li Xinping creates] elaborate scenes in which love and war seem inextricably tied to one another; >> Read more

Editor of the Book History of Exhibitions: Shanghai 1979-2006, Biljana Ćirić will be in conversation with Zhang Jianjun and Shi Yong for the book launch reflecting of artists organized exhibitions in Shanghai. >> Read more

On March 14, Osage reopened with a new space on Caoxi Lu located, surprisingly, in a faux-neoclassical mixed-use compound along a dusty elevated highway. Inside, the space is surprisingly crisp—keeping up to white cube standards... >> Read more