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-An artist whose name belongs to the shortest of the short list of major painters of our time (Arthur Danto) >> Read more

The Rockbund Art Museum is pleased to present the first major museum exhibition in Asia of the celebrated Los Angeles-based artist Mark Bradford. >> Read more

Nov 23, 2014 – Jan 25, 2015, Shanghai Himalayas Museum Mar 13 – Apr 23, 2015, Beijing CAFA Art Museum >> Read more

[Press Release] AIKE-DELLARCO is pleased to announce Chen Zhou’s solo exhibition “Andy Kaufman”, opening on March 29 and on view until May 15. The title of this exhibition was inspired by Andy Kaufman, one of the brightest American stars of the 1970s. Kaufman was born in 1949, and died of lung cancer in 1984 – […] >> Read more

Pearl Lam Galleries is pleased to present Spiritual as Mountains, a group exhibition which explores contemporary Chinese spiritual and cultural values through artworks inspired by the spirituality of nature and Chinese traditional culture. >> Read more

In January 2014 Taipei Fine Arts Museum presents Xu Bing: A Retrospective, curated by Taiwanese curator and art critic Chia Chi Jason Wang. >> Read more

Where have all the mountains gone ? is a rhetorical investigation of China's rapid mutation. Specifically, this theatrical splendor is made evident in the destruction of 700 mountains at the hands of developers in Lanzhou >> Read more

AP Contemporary is pleased to present OLEG TSELKOV: UNOFFICIAL ART, which recalls Moscow's fecund period of underground creativity by displaying recent work of iconic artist Oleg Tselkov. >> Read more

The Power Station of Art is pleased to announce our latest exhibition ‘Andy Warhol: 15 Minutes Eternal’, opening April 28, 2013. >> Read more

Zao Wou-Ki, a French painter of Chinese origin, born in Beijing in 1920, died in Switzerland on April 9, 2013. Since 2011 he lived on lake Léman where he spent long hours contemplating the landscape of “mountain and water” facing from his home.
 
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