Artist Su Xinping begins to reinvent himself following years of commercial success, Lin Qi reports.
An exhibition at Shanghai Museum offers a rare view of Buddhism arts from Japan. The Beauty of Mantra: Arts in the Collection of Daigoji Temple is running through July 10.
The Long March, a two-year tactical retreat of the Red Army to evade Kuomintang forces starting in 1934, will be staged as an opera at the National Center for the Performing Arts in Beijing from July 1 to 6.
The third round of a visiting program for young Sinologists this year is coming. The commencement ceremony of the program will be held at the National Library on July 4. About 33 young Sinologists from 27 countries will start their journey in China.
Rare Buddhist sutras on display in Beijing point to block printing's roots in China.
Wu Promotion, a private Chinese event promotion agency reached a five-year partnership agreement with Berliner Theatertreffen to bring productions from the famous theater festival to China from 2016 to 2020.
US artist Robert Rauschenberg (1925-2008) said in a New York Times interview in 1986 that people from the National Art Museum of China-where his show was to open-were so excited at his idea that they kept providing him more exhibition space.
Cui Xiuwen focuses on different phases of life in a solo exhibition in Beijing.
An interactive show dedicated to the Netherlands 'most-celebrated post-impressionist painter staged its world debut in Beijing on Saturday. It will tour about 30 cities in China.
Classical music can be fun and spontaneous. That's what Igudesman & Joo, a duo comprising classical musicians Aleksey Igudesman and Richard Hyung-ki Joo, believe.
Italian artist Angela Occhipinti conveys through her works a sense of uncertainty about the future, particularly the fate of humans.
After nearly twelve months of preparation, the Robert Rauschenberg in China exhibition has finally arrived inside the gates of one of China's most recognizable museums, the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art (UCCA) in Beijing.