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Scandalous allegations have rocked the art world in China in recent days, with two artists, Li Shan and Sun Liang, pointing fingers at Johnson Chang, a prominent Hong Kong dealer and owner of Hanart. It is claimed that works of art lost after the first contemporary Chinese exhibition at the 1993 Venice Biennale have been found under mysterious circumstances in Hanart’s possession. >> Read more

"CLUTCH", ShanghART’s first exhibition in its newly renovated H-Space, opposes older, lesser known or rarely seen works by 18 artists with most recent pieces from the same artists. >> Read more

Artists: HU Jieming LIANG Yue MadeIn Company Mao Yan SHI Qing WU Yiming YANG Fudong YU Youhan YANG Zhenzhong ZHOU Tiehai >> Read more

Ah Singapore - Switzerland of Asia! Clean, organized, educated, military and somewhat conservative - just call me Heidi. All that's missing are cuckoo clocks and those things they call the Alps, but who needs those anyway when you have a giant walky-casino-helipad-pool and Avatar-like super-trees? Cuckoo! >> Read more

One Step Forward, Two Steps Back — Us and Institution, Us as Institution takes the artist-institution relationship as a point of departure and explores artists’ commitment to questioning given values within the art system and a larger social context. >> Read more

ShanghART Gallery is pleased to invite you to the group exhibition, Foundational Work II, which runs from 6th June to 30th June, 2013. >> Read more

ShanghART Gallery is pleased to announce the group exhibition, Foundational Work, featuring artists DING Yi, HUANG Kui, LIU Weijian, MadeIn Company, PU Jie, SHEN Fan, SUN Xun, WU Yiming,⋯⋯ >> Read more

ShanghART was established in 1996 by Lorenz Helbling with the aim to identify, support and promote the people at the core of artistic creativity. ShanghART is the key art gallery in China and Lorenz Helbling China’s Daniel-Henri Kahnweiler. >> Read more

A Return Oriented Towards The Future >> Read more

UCCA Center of Contemporary Art Spread over three factory chambers built in the early 1950s to Bauhaus-influenced designs, UCCA’s spaces maintain traces of their industrial past. Fully renovated by architects Jean-Michel Wilmotte and Qingyun Ma in 2007, it is a space capable of hosting international exhibitions of the highest caliber. Artists include: Chen Zhen Chu […] >> Read more