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OCAT Shanghai is pleased to present media artist Wang Gongxin’s solo exhibition, Present·Being – The video works of Wang Gongxin over 20 years. >> Read more

Launch of a new website extending the project of the show "Now You See" >> Read more

MOMENTUM Is Proud To Participate in INCUBATORS: Connecting Independent Art Spaces in Berlin & Beijing A Project of the Goethe Institute Beijing at TODAY ART MUSUEM Curated by Thomas Eller   READ ABOUT INCUBATORS For INCUBATORS MOMENTUM Presents: For INCUBATORS MOMENTUM Presents: A Time For Dreams – Selected Videos from the 4th Moscow International Biennale […] >> Read more

The work of artist Roman Signer was first introduced to Chinese art academies towards the end of the 1980s, and soon gained broad recognition. His artworks employ various media, including gun powder, sand, water and time... >> Read more

Pace Beijing is delighted to announce the opening of a summer group show “We Love Video This Summer” on July 26, 2014. This is Pace Beijing’s very first attempt to devote its entire gallery space merely to video/motion graphic art. >> Read more

“Now You See: New Chinese Video Art from the Collection of Dr. Michael I. Jacobs” has opened at the Whitebox Art Centre, New York. >> Read more

Whitebox Art Centre (New York) is proud to present "Now You See: New Chinese Video Art from the Collection of Dr. Michael I. Jacobs"
 
 
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[Press Release] NGV International | 11 April – 28 September 2014 | Free entry The National Gallery of Victoria will present the large-scale, immersive video works of Wang Gongxin, one of China’s most respected video artists, in a solo exhibition to open on 11 April 2014. Wang Gongxin: Video Artist will present three works that […] >> Read more

OCAT Shanghai is proud to present LANDSEASKY, a group show bringing some of the most interesting and challenging video artworks from 17 international contemporary artists to 3 countries in a major Australia-Asia tour. >> Read more

Cinema Total’s special focus in 2014 is the intersection of film and video art. This panel explores the increasingly osmotic borders between film and video art, which find more filmmakers creating gallery-based work and artists making works inspired by cinema and its methods. >> Read more