The medium was Chinese but the subject Tunisian. An amalgamation of the cultures of the two geographically distant but historically close countries won an appreciative audience as six Chinese artists painted the scenes they had witnessed in the North African country during their 10-day stay.
About 150 pieces of Italian pottery dating back to the 15th century are on display in a museum in northern China's Shanxi province.
A total of 57 pieces of art from the Belarus National Gallery are being displayed in Beijing, the National Art Museum of China (NAMOC) announced Wednesday.
Belarusian artist Sergei Selikhanov (1917-76) visited China in 1956 as part a delegation of artists from the Soviet Union. He traveled to many cities in the country, during which time he sketched and painted many landscapes.
Chinese artists perform face-changing of the Sichuan Opera during the opening ceremony of the 2nd Afro-Chinese Arts and Folklore Festival in Cairo, Egypt, on Oct 25.
With lavishly embroidered costumes, elaborate makeup and acrobatics, the China National Peking Opera Company performed Mei Lanfang's masterpieceThe Phoenix Returns Homeon Sunday to mark the 123rd anniversary since his birth.
Chinese artist Feng Sixiao has brought China to the British Museum, thanks to a display of his watercolor paintings, which opened on Tuesday.
On Monday October 23, the 2017 Chinese Language Spectacular at Sydney Town Hall showcased the talents of Chinese language students across New South Wales, Australia.
The UCLA Confucius Institute is spreading the spirit of the ancient Silk Road with its cultural programs and collaborations.
Original manuscripts of works by George Byron, Oscar Wilde, Virginia Woolf and Charles Lamb are on show in East China.
Chinese xieyi (drawing the "spirit of the beings") art is the theme of an ongoing exhibition in Athens.
The fifth "China Day in Seoul" was held at City Hall Square in Seoul, South Korea on Oct 22. After delivering speeches, Chinese Ambassador to South Korea Qiu Guohong and Mayor of Seoul Park Won-soon added the finishing touches to respective dancing lions, marking the beginning of the activity.
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