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(中文) 燃点对话张乐华：谈论其创作的初衷、理念及背后的故事...... >> Read more

Lehmann Maupin is pleased to present the group exhibition Horizon, featuring works by gallery artists Billy Childish, Teresita Fernández, Tracey Emin, Angel Otero, and Juergen Teller opening January 15, 2015. >> Read more

Overhead. Overlooked. When did you last tilt your chin skyward? >> Read more

The second edition of the Art021 art fair this year still remained at the Rockbund area, part of the Bund in Shanghai. This erstwhile confluence of money and culture of the British elite in the early 20th century has, 80 years later today, taken on a new look. The Art Deco structures are now stuffed with contemporary art. >> Read more

September signaled a headlong rush of art fairs in Shanghai. First was Photo Shanghai, a photography fair focused on the Asia-Pacific region and featuring about 40 galleries. With effective promotion, efficient execution and a general high level of professionalism, the fair organizers won over general assent. >> Read more

As the first exhibition to be showcased in RaySpace, ‘当真/REAL-LY/本当に’ has invited thirty individuals coming from or previously active on Shanghai’s photography scene. >> Read more

Ever wanted to own a Zhou Chunya or an Ai Weiwei? Well now major collector status is close within your reach—all for less than 50 RMB.
 
 
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< >< >The end of the year 2012 witnessed the opening of Long Museum Pudong, inaugurated with its opening exhibition “Through All Ages”. On March 28th, 2014, Long Museum West Bund will be officially open to the public. >> Read more

Chen Hangfeng’s practice is one which never strays far from the issues affecting modern China. All these works however, are linked by a central theme which ties which is the idea of adaptation—how we adjust to changing environments and the role tradition plays in the face of the juggernaut of modernity.
 
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“The Important Thing is Not the Meat” must be one of the most keenly anticipated Chinese shows of 2012. It is a grand exhibition not only by virtue of looking back over the career of Gu Dexin — very arguably China’s greatest conceptual artist thus far — but also because Gu himself has, to all accounts, quit art... >> Read more