French artist Vincent Cazeneuve is so infatuated with lacquer that he named himself after this natural material in Chinese, combining "Wensen", the transliteration of his first name, with "Qi", the Chinese word for lacquer.
Art and beauty can appear in the most unlikely of settings.
An artist wins online fame by painting with bamboo twigs, Wang Qian reports.
SAIC Shanghai Culture Square hopes its inaugural outdoor performance season can infuse vitality with community and pique interest in the arts amid the epidemic, Zhang Kun reports.
The Wukong Cup Comic Contest 2020 for Youths in China, Japan and South Korea opened in Beijing on Wednesday, calling for entries from young comic artists from the three countries.
The Gateway to Music festival, one of Beijing's biggest children's arts festivals, kicks off on July 23, offering seven courses including the traditional Chinese musical instruments pipa, guqin and xiao as well as vocal performance. The courses will be available online through Aug 21.
The China Cultural Center and China Tourism Office in Sydney jointly launched another video show on internet and social media platforms on July 22.
Amazing Veterinarians, a documentary produced by Phoenix Satellite Television which features veterinarians for small animals, was released on Wednesday.
The China National Silk Museum, the UNESCO World Heritage Centre, and the UNESCO Silk Roads Programme jointly organized a webinar to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the Silk Roads expeditions.
The 2020 Cultures of China-Water Cube Cup, the Chinese song contest for overseas Chinese and youth of Hong Kong and Macao, kicked off in Beijing on July 22.
The local government of Quting township in Hongtong built munian workshops in seven villages, offering job opportunities to 40 local women.
Hong Kong PolyU BA fashion students will stage a graduation exhibition of their work on campus from August 4.