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Known for his constructed environments and his use of a variety of different props, Chen Wei is unlike some earlier contemporary photographers in the Chinese art scene who focus more on the documentation of performances and installations. >> Read more

“The Well Fair,” Elmgreen & Dragset’s first exhibition in China and largest in Asia to date, transforms UCCA’s Great Hall into a fictional art fair by dividing the museum’s signature gallery into evenly spaced rectangular booths. >> Read more

Chronus Art Center (CAC) is pleased to present Lens from E-world, an exhibition by the Chinese artist LIN Ke. >> Read more

The Refuse Ⅰ A little wooden boat drifts on the dirty river. A man and a woman. From their home faraway. Then they get onto the river bank here, build a little shelter with weed mats. They are ancestors of mine, ancestors of half the cities. Ⅱ Our theatre asks one question: do you still […] >> Read more

After two years of important and impressive shows, this exhibition at Almine Rech is telling us that now has become Julian Schnabel’s time. >> Read more

Beijing shows to take in this season. >> Read more

Wang Jianwei’s solo exhibition, “Dirty Substance” is a compiled “rehearsal”, in that it records the past two to three years of the artist’s work; while continuing his practice, he is continuously suspicious of established facts, and presenting it in this new body of work. >> Read more

Schnabel said it: he likes to "engage in something that is the antithesis of reason." >> Read more

It can happen that exhibition reviews are worth reading not only in relation to the show in question, but also—or more so—when pitted against each other. >> Read more

Curated by Ute Meta Bauer, Founding Director, NTU CCA Singapore and Khim Ong, an independent curator based in Singapore. >> Read more