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2014.04.26 Sat, by

15 Years Chinese Contemporary Art Award(CCAA)

Chinese Contemporary Art Award(CCAA) will soon launch its 15th anniversary exhibition, “15 Years Chinese Contemporary Art Award(CCAA)”, at the Power Station of Art in Shanghai.

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2014.03.29 Sat, by

HAN FENG

Han Feng (b.1972) is a subtle painter and a quirky installation artist. In 2008, he received the “Creative M50 Jury Award” and two years later Han Feng won the first prize of “John Moores Painting Prize (China)”. >> Read more

2014.02.27 Thu, by

ShanghART’s Spectacles

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

2014.01.24 Fri, by

Art Stage & Singapore Art Week report card

Dear Mr & Mrs Singapore: Your children, Art Stage and Biennale, have successfully completed the year and may enter the next class. Here is our report card. They are performing stronger but still have some work to do.

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2014.01.19 Sun, by

M+ receives major donation of 37 works from Chinese art collector, Guan Yi

WKCDA announced today that M+, Hong Kong’s future museum for visual culture, has received a donation of 37 important works of Chinese contemporary art by Guan Yi, one of the most important art collectors based in the region. >> Read more

2014.01.13 Mon, by

The Spectacle of the Spectacles

ShanghART Singapore is pleased to introduce a new exhibition "The Spectacle of the Spectacles" on 20 December 2013. Participating artists include DING Yi, XU Zhen (produced by MadeIn Company), SHI Qing, SUN Xun, SHI Yong, TANG Maohong, ZHANG Enli, ZHOU Tiehai. >> Read more

2013.09.04 Wed, by

CLUTCH

"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

2013.07.25 Thu, by

Revel

Everyone revels in their own way. Some reveling has changed the course of history, while most others are merely acts of self-indulgence. The Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai reveled in drunken binges that helped produce lyrics that have delighted generations since. >> Read more

2013.07.20 Sat, by