A Taste of China: Design Around the Table

Following its successful participation in the 2012 Salone del Mobile which culminated in the establishment of...

Like a Light Switch

To kick off Ullens Center for Contemporary Art (UCCA)’s 2013 program, ON | OFF: China’s Young Artists in Concept...

Documenting Life with Paint and Paper

She paints from her soul. Rather than seeking to express herself, she endeavors to document the age in her own singular way...

Keeping Pace with the Time

Feng Yuan, a conscientious and hardworking scholarly painter, specializes in portraits of historical and contemporary figures...

The Spirit of Flowers and Birds

Traditional Chinese flower and bird painting, a genre cherished by most of the nation, is usually divided into two categories...

The Next Global Art Hub

“Beijing is becoming one of the world’s art centers,” proclaimed Wang Yong through a wide grin at the opening ceremony of the...

Designing Life

A green cartoon cat’s belly opens, revealing two stainless steel basins used for cat food. When unfolded...

A Free Hand at Work

Creating art “freehand” is an indispensable genre of Chinese culture. Freehand painting, freehand calligraphy, freehand poetry...

Innovation through Tradition

While numerous talented painters bloomed in China’s art circles, painter Long Rui never strayed from the center of public attention...

Spinning the New Century

The brainchild of renowned exhibition curator Zhang Qing, “Spin: The First Decade of a New Century” was on display from September...

The Renaissance Man

Feng Qiyong is a renowned cultural figure in China. At age 90, he still relishes his studies of the novel A Dream of Red Mansions as well as painting...

Chaos, Art, and Ada

Most artists emphasize the purity of their art, but prestigious painter Yang Yan deems the soul of his art as “chaos.”...

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