“An Evening” at Gillman Barracks: Art Market Lab in Singapore
I got completely lost on my way to "An Evening", the marathon of vernissages organized in Singapore’s new art district, the Gillman Barracks... >> Read more
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Queen LiLi ‘s Garden
"Queen LiLi's Garden" is a group video and photography exhibition by artists BIRD HEAD, Chen Xiaoyun, Geng Jianyi, Liang Yue, Sun Xun and Yang Fudong. >> Read more
ShanghART (H Space)
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
From the (Ridiculously) Sublime to the (Sublimely) Ridiculous
Paul Gladston and Ge Si Di in conversation about the Shanghai Biennale, Geng Jianyi at Minsheng Museum, and Jacques Derrida's "Glas". >> Read more
UCCA Center of Contemporary Art（UCCA）
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
ShanghART Beijing
The Beijing arm of ShanghART was opened in 2008. Highlights this year include Yang Fudong’s installation “Close to the Sea·The Revival of the Snake“, a collaboration with Cao Chang Di neighbor, Art.Mia, and the current Bird Head installation. Watch out for upcoming collaboration of collaborators, involving GUEST, TOF and MadeIn Company. Artists represented: BIRD HEAD (b.2004) […] >> Read more
ShanghART (Mainspace)
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
Andreas Gursky in a Chinese Context
One of the most important artists working in photography today, and a famously errant pupil of the Ernst and Hilla Becher school of German photography, Andreas Gursky’s subtly manipulated and densely rich images, often large scale, have helped transform photography into a highly synthetic and conceptual art form. >> Read more
