Liu Liping
In 1987, Liu Liping graduated from the CAFA, with a bachelor’s degree and teaches in the school, where she graduated with a master’ degree in 1996. Currently she is an associate professor and a master instructor of the Printmaking Department at CAFA, a member of the Chinese Artists Association.
Zhu Yamei
Zhu believes, a landscape painter should avoid the temptation of various possibilities, the hustle and bustle noise of the outside world, and return to the mind and listen carefully to the mind, the call of tranquility, to make a really suitable artistic choice. A painting should be the perfect combination of a painter and...
Registration: Zhang Yanzi’s Series of Ink and Wash
Any work, can be the perception of life and an expression of the creators. Given that we live in such an environment and we endure such a kind of torture, experiencing this kind of helplessness, I can but portray it in the hope that this will strike a responsive chord in the hearts of its...
Interview with Ryu-siho: the Stories of the Establishment of “Korean Artists Association in China”
The exhibition was held at the Korean Cultural Center in Beijing, from March 29 through April 10. We took this opportunity to have an interview with Ryu-siho, Vice President of the Association.
Art Diaries on “Green Wall: Untitled and Sofa No.2 ” by Zhang Xiaogang
I don't know whether I still have a “hometown”, when I am thinking of my “hometown” I realize that she is now changed into a deserted city. When I meet friends from my “hometown” again, I hear their accents mixed with too many other local dialects. Perhaps “hometown” has became a certain kind of imagination...
Nature as Language: Interview with Xu Bing on the Occasion of “Landscape Landscript” Presented by the Ashmolean Museum, UK
The Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, UK, has never held a major exhibition features contemporary art until it decided to break the tradition with “Landscape Landscript”, a solo show by the contemporary Chinese artist Xu Bing opened on February 27.
Art Review on Su Xinping “Allegories of Loss” by Jonathan Goodman
Even though Su works with oil on canvas, there is little if any precedent for the kind of art he is making within Western figurative art. Certainly there are Western traditions of allegory, but they can’t be imposed as if they were a template from which Su has learned.
Video: Yang Maoyuan Studio Visit
Yang Maoyuan, one of the five artists elected to attend the Venice Biennale Arte 2011. He was born in Dalian in 1966, graduated from the Printing Department, Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing in 1989, one of the artists of the "89 China Avant-Garde Art Exhibition".
Art Diary on “Green Wall: The Bathroom ” by Zhang Xiaogang
I am not sure whether it's because we are moving too fast that our souls have finally got left behind, or is it that life is moving too fast and it took our souls along with it? Perhaps our path is really in the shape of a spiral, every time when we thought we had...
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