Entering the historic Tiled Pavilion in the tranquil courtyard of the Istanbul Archaeological Museums, visitors are immediately greeted by the refined geometry of Ottoman imperial tiles.
A young academic center combines rigorous study with overseas exchange to broaden understanding across civilizations.
Embracing Diversity, an international art dialogue exhibition organized by the China National Academy of Painting, kicked off in the New Zealand capital on Aug 27 in celebration of the 20th anniversary of sister city relations between Wellington and Beijing.
Marking the composer's 270th birth anniversary, the 29th Beijing Music Festival presents a rich tapestry of performances across the city.
When the red curtain fell at the World Forum Theater in The Hague on the evening of Aug 28, the 1,500-seat auditorium was packed, and the audience rose to its feet in a sustained ovation, with applause and cheers echoing across the theater.
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, designed by Chinese architect Ma Yansong and his firm MAD Architects, is set to officially open on Sept 22 in Los Angeles, California, becoming one of the city's most anticipated new cultural landmarks.
The eighth edition of an academic symposium on China's frontier archaeology was held on Wednesday in Hulunbuir, Inner Mongolia autonomous region, bringing together more than 80 experts and scholars from relevant universities and research institutions nationwide.
China-Kyrgyzstan partnership strives to ensure stronger conservation efforts with a new platform that highlights expertise, research, education, and exchange.
Chinese science fiction and digital cultural intellectual properties (IPs) and products from Chengdu, Sichuan province, have drawn wide attention at the 84th World Science Fiction Convention (Worldcon) in California.
An exhibition at the Tianjin Museum in the northern Chinese metropolis offered a vivid glimpse into the rich cultural exchanges between China and Italy centuries ago, with more than 150 Italian artifacts on display.
Before coming to China, 17-year-old Russian student Ilkhan Fayzullin saw the country as "ancient and distant".