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The Rockbund Art Museum is thrilled to introduce the very first exhibition in China of the internationally acclaimed artist Ugo Rondinone, born in 1964 in Brunnen, Switzerland, and living in New York since 1997. >> Read more

“Abstract” means nothing. Tendentious but empty, it echoes meaning like an old oil drum—placebo to the panacea of “Untitled”.
 
 
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What better way to deliver an awakening insight into Yunnan “fengjing” (scenery, landscape) than under the flawless curatorial eye of Yunnan University’s renowned artist-professor Mao Xuhui? The harmonious spirit he captures in his selections for "Pian Lu" ("Green Inclination") is powerful enough to convert even the recalcitrant to believe in the creative power of Yunnan fengjing. >> Read more

Galerie Urs Meile is pleased to announce the opening of a solo exhibition by Xia Xiaowan. While viewers might be familiar with his earlier glass works, in this exhibition these three-dimensional works are juxtaposed with related sketches, revealing the artists exploration and understanding of process in painting. >> Read more

Given the growing tendency for artists to blend different media, and otherwise break or bend the distinctions between them, the exhibition as a whole evinces a sense of relative stability and solidity, with relatively little by way of challenging, novel media. >> Read more

Artists: Shang Yang, Zhou Chunya, Liu Ye, Luo Quanmu, Tu Hongtao, Wei Jia, Jia Aili >> Read more

Artist collective Tamen explores new landscapes that verge on metaphysical discursions of identity, context, and cultural knowledge. >> Read more

Rightly credited with founding the first foreign-owned contemporary art gallery in Beijing, Brian Wallace came to China from Australia in 1984, and founded Red Gate in 1991.
 
 
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Slipping (as usual, with apparent effortlessness) into the new year, ShanghART’s Singapore branch was recently host to an eclectic mixture of work in paint, photography, animation and installation by some of the more tenacious (though not all the loudest) names in Chinese art... >> Read more

Review of the inaugural show at Antenna Space, a promising new gallery in Shanghai's m50 district... 
 
 
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