The Sixth International New Media Art Triennial officially opened on Friday at the Huairou campus of the Beijing Film Academy. Themed "Prime Matter and Memory", the triennial showcases the cutting-edge works of over 100 artists worldwide.
An ongoing exhibition at the Crafts Museum of the China Academy of Art in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, examines the development of three decades of mixed-media painting in China.
While China's newly unveiled recommendations for formulating the next five-year plan chart courses for sectors like solar energy, wind energy and new materials, they also set the stage for rejuvenating the nation's ancient bamboo culture.
On Oct 25, Zhang Aozhe, a 17-year-old Chinese violinist from the Music Middle School Affiliated to Shanghai Conservatory of Music, won the first prize and the Pallavicino Foundation Prize at the 58th International Violin Competition "Premio Paganini". What's the story behind this young musician and his violin career? What is he like off stage? And what's the special bond between him and his mentor, professor He Xian? Click the video to explore his musical journey.
Fifty years have passed since Chinese artist Shen Wei first put a brush to paper while learning traditional Chinese painting in Hunan province, when he was 7 years old.
To celebrate the 55th anniversary of diplomatic ties between China and Italy and the 70th anniversary of La Traviata's first staging in China, the cultural screening event La Traviata in China was held on Nov 24 at Milan's Anteo Palazzo del Cinema — fittingly in the hometown of Giuseppe Verdi, the legendary composer of the opera.
IMAX and Wanda Film, two industrial giants, announced the signing of a memorandum of understanding on Friday to deepen their strategic partnership in merchandise development and IP initiatives.
Singer-actor Wang Yibo has returned for the second season of Exploring the Unknown with Wang Yibo, in which he unveils a new identity — a rock climber.
Close your eyes for a moment and imagine drifting down the ancient Grand Canal in a small wooden boat — listening not only to the push and pull of water, but to the centuries of stories carried along its banks.
At the graduation party of a training class he instructed for two years, oil artist K. M. Maksimov (1913-93) said to his students at the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing: "Now, (after two years of studying) all of you can take a rest for a few days. Then, in calm, you summarize the experiences and lessons (you learned in the class) … I hope that, in two or three years at most, I will be able to see your new works on show."
As one of the world's oldest cities, Beijing's rich history and cultural evolution have long fascinated historians, artists, and audiences alike.
The domestic film Kaixinling Station, the first to focus on the theme of plateau railways, has earned major recognition at the Asia International Film Festival, winning the Best Feature Film Award, according to China Railway Qinghai-Xizang Group.