A Decade: Integration of Art and Design in China's Subway Space reviews some of the impressive interior designs of Chinese subways in major cities between 2006 and 2015.
The Gansu Ancient Book Restoration Center has long been dedicated to repairing ancient books.
Where to Go, an ongoing exhibition at the Equivalence Fine Arts gallery in Beijing, has gathered 15 ink painters who communicate their thoughts on Shitao's ideas against the backdrop of a rapidly changing China.
Chinese-born French artist Zao Wou-ki's engravings will be shown in Nantong two years after his death.
Song Dong, 50, has been using objects of daily use in experimental art projects since 2002, discovering aesthetics in discarded things.
From candy bars to dancing skirts and blooming flowers, Toots Zynsky's artworks evoke all kinds of imagery at Shanghai's Liuli China Museum.
An art school attempts to revive appreciation of the folk crafts that once thrived on the banks of the Yangtze.
China's Internet companies are scrambling to send out cash-filled virtual red envelopes for Spring Festival.
2016 is the Year of the Monkey and Feng has spent over a month cutting out approximately 100 monkeys out of red paper before the start of next month’s Spring Festival. The paper-cuts symbolize her best wishes for the upcoming new year.
The Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong has partnered with Production Q to launch The City Book, where travel stories featured will be told through artwork created by selected artists with strong links to Hong Kong.
Online chat rooms have sprouted up, offering advice, allure and arousal to those who can instantly respond and send gifts, generating big business.
Online polemics are raging in China over the design of a monkey-like mascot for the state TV's annual Lunar New Year gala heralding the Year of the Monkey.