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2017-07-18 07:52

An ongoing art show in Beijing sheds light on the importance of human emotions in our tech era.

2017-07-18 07:10

An exhibition of hundreds of paintings and sculptures shows how one province shaped Chinese art since the early 20th century.

2017-07-17 07:09

With giant banyan trees shading its graceful European mansions, Gulangyu looks like a Mediterranean island in the South China Sea.

Beijing art space shows tech influence

2017-07-13 06:06

The advancement of digital technology has not only helped expand artistic creativity but also enriched the experience of museum visits.

Guan Shanyue's works on display

2017-07-12 16:16

The late painter Guan Shanyue led his peers at the Lingnan School of Painting, formed in the early 20th-century in the southern city of Guangzhou, to revolutionize the classic Chinese mountain-and-water paintings. Guan also donated some 800 of his paintings to build an art museum named after him in Shenzhen in 1997.

The Divine Michelangelo, a must-see exhibit in Beijing

2017-07-12 15:57

After a successful debut in Shanghai, The Divine Michelangelo Art Exhibition, opens to the public in Beijing on July 15.

Taiwan dance troupe to present impromptu moves in Beijing

2017-07-11 07:57

In 1988, dancer-choreographer Ku Ming-shen, then a teacher at the Chinese Culture University in Taiwan, visited the University of Illinois in the United States.

Painter gives ancient thangka art a contemporary look

2017-07-11 07:20

For thousands of years, thangka paintings－a traditional Tibetan Buddhist art－have been placed at temples.

Decoding creativity

2017-07-11 07:09

A contemporary art exhibition in Beijing shows the works of some 40 artists and provides clues to future trends.

Mixing sounds

2017-07-06 07:33

Chinese composer and conductor Tan Dun is a musician of many sounds.

Works by pioneer of night scenes on display

2017-07-04 07:45

Around 80 years ago, Chongqing provided a temporary shelter for people from northern and eastern China who had escaped the Japanese invasion. Among them was Zong Qixiang (1917-99), then an art student at the Central University.