Several States of Zhan Wang’s Creation: Sonorous, Zeroing, Confronting and Moderate (Part II & III)
Having experienced such transition from ‘aerial viewer’ to ‘eye level viewer’, Zhan’s angle of view is different from the norm...
Art Diaries on “Green Wall: The Study No.1” by Zhang Xiaogang
I don't even know if this “shadow” really exists? Perhaps this is merely a certain kind of hint brought by the collective knowledge of human nature? It is fused together with our bodies, which can never be separated. It influences our thoughts, judgement and action, flickering, and unstable.
Art Diaries on “Green Wall: Rest Room” by Zhang Xiaogang
What then is a genuine life? Or what is the life we all desire? In today's world, perhaps we don't need to search anymore. That is not to say the meaning of life is not important, it's just that we should do a good job living as we are as we are already in the...
Iconic Chinese Woodcuts Artist Li Qun Dies at 100
Li Qun (1912-2012), one of the pioneers and founders of the burgeoning Chinese printmaking industry in the 20th century, Honorary Chairman of the Chinese Association of Printmakers and Honorary Chairman of Literary Federation of Shanxi Province, passed away peacefully at the age of 100, in Beijing on February 11th, 2012.
Art Diaries on “A Jotter” by Zhang Xiaogang
Maybe life itself is unordered, waiting for various results? Perhaps time is a container of souls, designed by people to mock life, exaggerate reality? Anyhow, in our country, reality and fantasy, time and life have been random and are frequently misplaced from the beginning...
Ou Ning
As a publisher and graphic designer, he edited the "Beijing New Sound" (1999) not only helping to define the emerging capital of Beijing rock music culture phenomenon, he also tried a variety of stunning visual experiments. As an artist, his works are exhibiting and have been collected all around the world.
Wang Yuping
Wang Yuping (b.1962 in Beijing) is known for his gritty, comic book style portraits of urban life in China. His paintings are playful, feature rough, tough or absurd Beijing characters and seem to spy on life in the inner city as a kind of Wang Shuo of the art's world.
Selections of Wang Shui-bo
His first film, "Sunrise Over Tiananmen Square", was a brilliant portrayal of an artist struggling to sort through ideology and arrive at truth which has won the Oscar Nomination for Best Short Documentary in 1999. Here we present the special selections of Wang Shui-bo's works include "The Mighty River", "Sunrise Over Tiananmen Square", "Wish You...
Frameworks of Xiao Yu
In Xiao's own interpretation, visual art is the incarnation of the abstract notion of 'art.' Thus, "sculptures to me contain not only three dimensions, but four, including time. The frame artworks represent 20 years ago, yet they are still modern for being displayed in a group exhibition."
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