Zeng Fanzhi, 52, is often referred to as one of China's most expensive living artists. His several paintings fetched mind-blogging prices at art auctions.
The 7th Museums and Relevant Products and Technologies Exposition (MPT Expo) concluded on September 19 in Chengdu, having received 80,000 visitors and signed nearly 100 cooperative proposals.
Guests visit an exhibition during the 1st Silk Road (Dunhuang) International Cultural Expo in Dunhuang, Northwest China's Gansu province, Sept 20, 2016.
A woman looks at a bronze head with gold mask at the Sanxingdui and Jinsha Sites Unearthed Cultural Relics Exhibition in Changsha, capital of Central China's Hunan province, Sept 20, 2016.
The Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing launched on Sunday the Golden Fall International Art Festival throughout September and October that includes several exhibitions and seminars involving artists and scholars from home and abroad.
Nanjing's famed "Porcelain Tower" is the pagoda that has been alive in American TV drama for quite a time, in a way that is surprisingly close to people’s life- Chinese take out.
Actors perform during a melodrama featuring silk road culture in Dunhuang, Northwest China's Gansu province, Sept 19, 2016.
Dunhuang Academy has been working on making animated shows out of ancient Dunhuang murals using modern digital media in recent years. Two films based on murals in Cave No. 254 of Mogao Grottoes have been completed.
Mora Godoy, an established dancer and choreographer of the Argentine tango, will return to China with shows in Beijing and Shanghai from Oct 1-6.
Feather and Light is an exhibition currently at the art museum of Beijing's Central Academy of Fine Arts, which marks the 100th anniversary of Tian Shiguang's birth (1916-1999), an artist of the bird-and-flower painting genre and former professor at CAFA.
Miao ethnic group people attend a competition to make sticky rice cakes during a traditional sticky rice festival in Pingyin village of Congjiang county, Southwest China's Guizhou province, Sept 18, 2016.
A tenmoku "oil spot" Jian tea bowl dating from the Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279) sold for more than $11.7 million at auction Thursday, setting a new world record for a Jian kiln item, during Christie's Asian Art Week in New York.