Aron's solo exhibition, now on at Beijing's Ici Labas gallery titled Du classicisme au suprématisme (From classicism to supremacism), shows 28 paintings, some of which were made recently.
With the two largest film markets in the world facing economic turbulence and other uncertainties, industry experts are trying to envision and even predict what future looks like for US-China co-productions in the wake of the global COVID-19 pandemic and explosive growth of China's own film industry.
The 23rd Shanghai International Film Festival (SIFF) hosted a Japanese film week Sunday afternoon with a batch of new movies featuring the current society of Japan.
Yang Huazhen, born in a Tibetan village in Aba Tibetan and Qiang autonomous prefecture in Southwest China's Sichuan province, has turned her childhood passion into a thriving business.
To promote the tourism industry in Yanbian Korean autonomous prefecture in Jilin province, the China Tourism Office in Seoul recently launched an online exhibition in Seoul.
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.
An artist wins online fame by painting with bamboo twigs, Wang Qian reports.
The China Cultural Center and China Tourism Office in Sydney jointly launched another video show on internet and social media platforms on July 22.
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.
Similarities and differences between Beijing's Palace Museum and the ruins of earlier palatial structures in Anhui are revealing more about little-known periods of history, Wang Kaihao reports.
The magic spell of motion pictures still works. After a months-long departure from cinema due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Chinese filmgoers are eager to celebrate the charm of the big screen again.
As half of 2020 has passed, Maori people on the southern half of the planet have just rung in their New Year — Matariki.
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