The (Continuing) Story of Ai—From Tragedy to Farce
In recent weeks Ai Weiwei has become embroiled, yet again, in apparent controversy. Paul Gladston comments.
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Shanzhai in Shanghai: Weng Zhijuan’s 2 Yuan Gallery
Ever wanted to own a Zhou Chunya or an Ai Weiwei? Well now major collector status is close within your reach—all for less than 50 RMB.
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CHINA NOW
OXO Gallery, London
“Today, to be a Chinese contemporary artist, one does not need to be a spokesperson for any political ideology. The unprecedented diversity is the nature of YCAs.” —Lang Xiao and Lin Shuchuan >> Read more
From the Media to the Media
Just as the news reports on art, art also mediatizes our lives. For a certain segment of contemporary artists, the controversy over GMOs presents a rare opportunity to continue their long and antagonistic opposition to the State. >> Read more
The Handover
As ARTHK slowly turns into Art Basel, Randian takes stock >> Read more
Manners of Smallness
Temu reflects on the scale of ideas and the smallness of meaning.
In this season of rebirth, instead of rushing to "predict" formulaically the trends in this year’s contemporary art, perhaps it is more worthwhile to think of what was thoughtful and meaningful in the past year. >> Read more
