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Light before Dawn: Unofficial Chinese Art 1974-1985 presents a revealing look at the creative spectrum of China’s most influential contemporary artists from three different artist groups of the period ... >> Read more

The ancient poet, Tao Yuanming describes Peach Blossom Spring as a small village one stumbles upon by chance. It is a pristine paradise hidden deep in the wilderness of mountains, where its inhabitants are protected from the outside world; the old and young alike live in harmony with the birds and beasts... >> Read more

ShanghART Gallery (Singapore) is honoured to announce Yejiang/The Nightman Cometh - YANG Fudong Solo Exhibition. >> Read more

As consumers of cinema, as addicts, we mainline film’s nostalgia, the way it seduces our caved Platonic souls to believe in brusque impressions. We feel the awkwardness of cinematic ghosts, even empathize with them, blinding ourselves like Oedipus.... >> Read more

Chris Moore surveys Zhang Huan's art since the artist returned to China, with particular focus on the Ash Paintings exhibited at White Cube in London this summer, along with his major installations.... >> Read more

Beijing Editors Iona Whittaker and Liang Shuhan examine the value, in hindsight, of Wang Guangyi's activities and first paintings in the 80s, at the juncture of art, politics, and philosophy.

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Future Past: tradition and transgression in contemporary art from Asia, >> Read more

Featuring the works of Dawn Ng, Tony Albert, Kanchana Gupta, Meliantha Muliawan, Adeela Suleman, Latthaporn Korkiatarkul and Aiko Miyanaga. >> Read more

A group exhibition curated by Kate Britton >> Read more

Dao Chau Hai – a solitary wanderer in the endless exile of the mind, searching for a paradise that does not exist. >> Read more