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Huang Yong Ping, the most prominent member of "Xiamen Dada", was one of the key artists to have emerged in 1980s China. Here the art historian and director of MAXXI Rome, Hou Hanru, spoke about “Baton Serpent”, a major survey of Huang Yong Ping in Italy... >> Read more

Para Site, Hong Kong’s leading contemporary art centre and one of the oldest and most active independent art institutions in Asia, today announced the opening of its latest exhibition, A Hundred Years of Shame – Songs of Resistance and Scenarios for Chinese Nations. >> Read more

Leading artists participate in art centre’s inaugural exhibition in Quarry Bay space >> Read more

Ink Studio is pleased to announce the opening of Bingyi’s first major solo exhibition in China Intensive/Extensive on March 21, 2015. >> Read more

A rare exhibition of one of the most important collections of Chinese Contemporary Art, displayed for the first time in Moscow, including influential works by Sun Yuan & Peng Yu, Xu Zhen, Sun Xun, Liu Wei among many others. >> Read more

Ink Studio’s premier group show, Ink and the Body, launches a planned series of three exhibitions examining ink painting in terms of the relationship between the subject and both the artist and viewer, from a phenomenological perspective. >> Read more

The concept of “the third world” in the international political system came into being during the Cold War period. >> Read more

It's not really a weekend. Because of May Day, it's already 4 days anyway but people keep stretching it out and frankly now the "weekend" is at least 10 days. And there was such a lot to see. And there was such a lot I wish I hadn't seen too.
 
 
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［Press Release］ May 10th, 2014 – August 3rd, 2014 Rockbund Art Museum, No.20 Huqiu Road, Shanghai, China Curated by Martina Köppel-Yang Artists: Du Bianjiang, Jimmie Durham, Huang Yong Ping, Jiang Zhi, Li Zhengtian, Andreas Mayer-Brennenstuhl, Qiu Zhijie, Wang Qingsong, Pablo Wendel, Xiao Kaiyu, Yang Jiechang, Yangjiang Group, Zarina Hashmi, Zheng Guogu With the works from […] >> Read more

More magic-diorama than tableaux, “The Chocolate Ruins” (2013), after which Rodel Tapaya’s solo-show at ARNDT Berlin this month is named, is a multidimensional statement. >> Read more