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Show traces influence of Zhao Mengfu on Chinese painting and calligraphy

2017-09-14 07:39

Zhao Mengfu (1254-1322), who was a Song Dynasty (960-1279) royal, made a controversial move to switch loyalties to the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368). But that is not his claim to fame.

Rare glimpse of a masterpiece

2017-09-14 07:27

A Panorama of Rivers and Mountains, the only surviving work from Song Dynasty (960-1279) painter Wang Ximeng is to be exhibited at the Palace Museum.

Collectors abuzz at Photofairs Shanghai

2017-09-12 09:09

Fine art photography and moving images are exploding as a collectable sector in China, as the fourth Photofairs Shanghai exhibition drew more than 30,000 over the weekend.

Exhibition shines light on Chinese workers' contribution in building US railway system

2017-09-12 08:03

A photo exhibition shines light on Chinese workers' contribution in building the US railway system.

French artist turns Beijing stay into dreamy canvas

2017-09-12 08:02

Wearing cloth shoes that are typical to China, French artist Julien des Monstiers has explored Beijing during his recent three-month stay by immersing himself in the local life rather than going around the city just as a tourist. Now, he is reflecting his experience on canvas and sharing it with people at his solo exhibition entitled Someone Else's Dream.

Digital inspiration

2017-09-12 08:02

The internet-based artist from Los Angeles, Parker Ito, is staging a solo show in Beijing. Deng Zhangyu reports.

'The Moon and Sixpence' to be staged in Beijing, Shanghai

2017-09-05 14:30

The stage play The Moon and Sixpence, adapted from the novel by W. Somerset Maugham, is to grace Beijing at the Mei Lanfang Theater on September 9 and 10.

Looking at himself from the outside leads artist to paint Chinese monks

2017-09-05 08:00

Yu Qiping attributed his meticulous approach to art to his Virgo sign of the zodiac and B blood type.

Courtyard in a class of its own

2017-08-30 07:28

It is nestled in one of Beijing's traditional hutong (alleyways), but this is no ordinary courtyard－its doors are open to kung fu enthusiasts from all walks of life.