randian | 燃点

Pace Beijing is pleased to announce the group exhibition, "Beijing Voice: Relations" opening on December 10th,, 2013; The fourth installment of Pace Beijing's annual project Beijing Voice. The exhibition will continue to focus on the field and phenomenon of Chinese contemporary art. >> Read more

This exhibition flushes out the notion of the "painterly"- that inherent and seductive quality of paintings that has not only helped the tradition survive countless deaths but has often been hijacked by other diverse media. What is it about this process driven, drippy, handmade painted-ness that continues to entice, mesmerize, and confound viewers? >> Read more

eijing Commune is proud to announce the opening of artist Qiu Xiaofei’s exhibition Rauschenberg Said, “The Walking Stick Is Longer than the Maulstick, After All.” >> Read more

As a preview to the exhibition “ON | OFF: China’s Young Artists in Concept and Practice” randian 燃点 is publishing a series of conversations in the lead-up to the opening, offering insights into the concept and planning of the show, and the perspectives of participating artists. Randian Editors Iona Whittaker and Liang Shuhan meet curator Sun Dongdong.... >> Read more

The title ON | OFF, which comes from the graphical interface of a common VPN software used to scale China’s Internet firewall, represents this binary condition at its simplest and most direct. >> Read more

Artists shown include Chen Jie, Chen Wenbo, Comfortable Collective, Dai Qing, Du Zhenjun, Fang Wei, Feng Mengbo, Gao Shiqiang, Gao Weigang, Gu Dexin, Han Feng, Heidi Voet, Hu Xiangcheng, Hu Xiangqian, Hu Xiaoyuan >> Read more

Nadim Abbas, Kadar Brock, Chen Chien-Jung, Matt Hope, Jiang Zhi, Charles LaBelle, MAP Office, João Vasco Paiva, John Powers, Qiu Xiaofei, Jon Rafman, Tsang Tsou Choi, Adrian Wong, Yang Xinguang >> Read more

The 6th Annual SH Contemporary was nervously watched by the local art community amid rumors that the fair’s contract with the local government was coming to an end. >> Read more

The 6th Annual SH Contemporary was nervously watched by the local art community amid rumors that the fair’s contract with the local government was coming to an end. The event was marred by censorship of a number of non-political works, lackluster sales and average offerings in the booths. >> Read more

Other attempts at cross-genre synergy, as with attempts by the Modern Media music critic, Jian Cui, the second-rate punk musician, Wang (Gia) Yue, of Hang on the Box, and others to present themselves as artists, often under the aegis of exhibitions and markets known as “Mary In >> Read more