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Cai Lei | Chen Xiaoyun | Chen Yujun & Chen Yufan | Gong Jian | He Xiangyu | Jiang Zhi | Li Jinghu | Liu Qingyuan | Shi Qing | Song Kun | Weng Yunpeng | Xin Yunpeng | Xu Zhen | Yang Maoyuan
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“We all just need to relax”—sound bites from ACAW
Quotes from the Field Meeting at Asian Contemporary Art Week 2015 in New York—a week featuring talks, exhibition openings and other events in an effort to convene different facets of what is a mixed and widely spread field in the US ("Asian" being a blanket term), and encourage exchange... >> Read more
Hong Kong’s Spring Workshop Appoints Christina Li as Director
Spring Workshop is pleased to announce Christina Li as new Director/Curator. She begins her role in August 2015 after ten years as an independent curator and writer in Hong Kong and the Netherlands. >> Read more
The Part In The Story Where A Part Becomes A Part Of Something Else
How much translation is needed to bring out relationships between different works? The Part In The Story is an exhibition exploring the transmissive qualities of objects, situations, and storytelling, where one can dissolve into the others. >> Read more
The 2nd CAFAM Biennale: The Invisible Hand: Curating as Gesture
Experimenting with the possibilities of curatorial education and its potential to impact cultural development, CAFA Art Museum has invited six leading curatorial programs from the U.S.A., Europe, and China to join in the organization of the Biennale. >> Read more
Book Launch: Alternatives to Ritual – Exhibition as a Medium in China
The Department for Culture and Education (DCAE) of the Consulate General of the Federal Republic of Germany in Shanghai is delighted to announce the launch of the Alternatives to Ritual publications in Chinese and English/German >> Read more
Kadist Art Foundation – Zhou Tao
Zhou Tao "I was interested in the way people arrange and organize their living environment. Parisians and Europeans share different notions of gardens and landscapes with [sic] the ones we have in China. Once you enter in a Chinese garden you tend to disappear." >> Read more
