New York's Juilliard School and the British School of Beijing, which has campuses in the city's Sanlitun and Shunyi areas, recently announced their collaboration on an arts curriculum.
Delegates attending the Boao Forum for Asia Annual Conference have called for more dialogue among Asian civilizations, with a high-level conference on this issue expected to be held next year.
This summer, a group of Chinese teenaged art enthusiasts will take part in the sixth annual Black Forest Arts and Cultural Festival in Freudenstadt, Germany.
The long-anticipated grand retrospective exhibition of Alberto Giacometti has opened at Shanghai's Yuz Museum, with a display of the great sculptor's 250 works made between 1917 and 1966.
The Vienna State Opera (Wiener Staatsoper) of Austria, a "flagship" of the classical music scene of Austria as well as Europe, announced the launch of its Live at Home program for China on March 17.
A high-level dialogue between British and Chinese museums is ongoing in Beijing with the two parties sharing their experience, and pursuing possible cooperation.
That evening's chanson concert, is one of the more than 30 French concerts being staged in 14 cities around China through March 25.
The exhibition They Would Be Kings shows why street art could evolve from an underground movement built on graffiti and hip-hop to an accepted art genre today.
A Modern Adventure, an exhibition of selected works from the Renault Art Collection, has toured to the Hubei Museum of Art in Wuhan, the provincial capital, after a two-month showing at Beijing's Today Art Museum.
From Wassily Kandinsky to Jackson Pollock, the extraordinary impact collectors Peggy and Solomon Guggenheim had on 20th-century art is celebrated by an exhibition that opened in Florence on Saturday.
In less than a minute, Antony Gormley creates his latest sculpture in front of a full house of teachers and students who attend his lecture at the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing, on a recent night.
A former musician, who published a ready reference for Chinese collectors of old timepieces, is writing his new book on the Western influence on Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) clocks and watches.
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