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Some things have disappeared or changed, but some things can only exist within "jianghu", this wandering world of artists and misfits... >> Read more

For the first time, CROSSING CHINA affords comprehensive sightings across this major cultural landscape. The result is an informed, indispensable guide for art lovers, collectors, gallery owners and curators.
 
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Tang Contemporary Art Center proudly presents the opening of Wang Yin’s solo exhibition >> Read more

aye gallery opened on December, 2005 in the central area of Beijing city with historical and cultural relics surrounding such as Yong He Gong, Guo Zi Jian and Ditan Park. >> Read more

Pearl Lam Galleries is delighted to present a major solo exhibition of Chinese artist Juju Sun, The Pattern of the City: Juju Sun’s New Paintings, curated by the renowned Chinese art scholar Gao Minglu. The exhibition will run from 24 March to 3 May, 2014. >> Read more

The vicissitudes of the era had no doubt taken their toll, but Sullivan, with an ever keen eye for art, found much to uphold his interest. No matter how messy the scene was, politically, ideologically, socially, artistically, his commitment was constant. Those of us who aspire to recording contemporary art owe a great debt to this fine, magnanimous historian. >> Read more

Phoenix Art Center Shanghai is delighted to present an exhibition of “Handwritten·State-Zhou Changjiang Solo Exhibition” on 7th July 2013. >> Read more

Paul Gladston charts the trajectory of Yu Youhan’s practice from his literati inspired abstract works, to his political pop paintings to his fusion inspired landscapes — revealing new meanings behind his worth through in-depth interviews with the artist. >> Read more

For its first exhibition of 2013, Boers-Li Gallery will present the Tang Song solo exhibition Eulogy – In Memory of Hans van Dijk, an exploration of the unique and independent language of this artist on the margins of contemporary art. The “gunshot incident” that took place at the China/Avant-Garde exhibition at the National Art Museum […] >> Read more

Beijing Editors Iona Whittaker and Liang Shuhan examine the value, in hindsight, of Wang Guangyi's activities and first paintings in the 80s, at the juncture of art, politics, and philosophy.

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