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Situated on Wuhan University campus, Wanlin Museum (link in Chinese) opened on May 9. The museum was built with the support of university alum Chen Dongsheng, Chairman of Taikang Life Insurance and Founder of China Guardian Auctions. >> Read more

Guan Liang (1900-1986), courtesy name Liang Gong, was born in Panyu, Guangdong Province. >> Read more

Extolling merits and victories, or recording historic events by inscriptions on stones could be traced back to the Zhou Dynasty. >> Read more

The purpose of a whirlwind museum tour was to explore what China might do with roughly 5,000 new museums built in the past decade. This is a phenomenon marked by a dearth of reliable information.
 
 
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After Art Hong Kong 2012, Honolulu Museum of Art, Houston Contemporary Arts Museum and 4A Contemporary Asian Art Center, it’s the first official exhibition of The Empty City series in China. >> Read more

Shanghai Minsheng Art Museum presents Contemporary Photography in China 2009 – 2014. Featuring photography, installation and video works by 52 artists/art collectors, the exhibition intends to present a big picture of the development of contemporary photography in China. >> Read more

Pace London is pleased to present Liang Yuanwei’s first solo exhibition with the gal- lery at 6-10 Lexington Street from 21 March to 26 April 2014. The Tension between a Bow and an Elephant will include eleven of Liang Yuanwei’s recent oil paintings that deepen both her formal and conceptual investigations of process and perception. >> Read more

Between the Lines: Reading Chen Linggang and Liang Weiyuan presents contemporary works on canvas that express creation and contemplation, transcending legibility to fuel interpretation and introspection. >> Read more

WKCDA announced today that M+, Hong Kong’s future museum for visual culture, has received a donation of 37 important works of Chinese contemporary art by Guan Yi, one of the most important art collectors based in the region. >> Read more

“Cycling through the years, Hsiao-Ying has always been the mainstream’s satirical shadow.” In Taiwan, Ying Wei-Min （a.k.a. Hsiao Ying) has been a popular figure since he founded the Clippers Band in 1995. >> Read more