Blog Tag - exhibition

126 Treasures From The Louvre Museum on Exhibit at National Museum of China Until March 31
Submitted on Jan 19, 2017
Not everyone has the time to fly over and queue up at the world-renowned Louvre Museum in Paris. If you are someone in this category, don't worry,...
R Art Weekly: Do We Refuse to Be What We Are?
Submitted on Nov 10, 2016
As Albert Camus said, “Man is the only creature that refuses to be what he is.” In this week's Art Weekly roundup, we'll talk about human beings in...
DP Art weekly: “Bu Di 2016”, “Clue”, “On Reading and Writing”, “Facing the Wild Future” and ‘Before the Beginning and after the End II’
Submitted on Nov 02, 2016
Of artists, Freud once said, “for these people, meaning does not matter. They are only interested in the harmony between lines, shapes, and borders...
Art Weekly: Sound Installations versus Visual Art, Conceptual versus Psychological
Submitted on Oct 25, 2016
Until the Glasgow-born artist Susan Philipsz won the Turner Prize in 2010 (an annual prize presented to British visual artists under the age of 50),...
Art Weekly: “Synchrony”, “Honor and Disgrace”, “Buy No Buy”, and “Innocent”
Submitted on Oct 11, 2016
Following the long holiday, we have three solo exhibitions and a group show to wake you up, get you creative juices flowing, and enlighten your long...
Art Weekly: “The Nihility of Mountain”, “Predestiny”, “Neighborship in Wangjing Park”, “Qi” and “Wilderness”
Submitted on Sep 28, 2016
This week, let’s get spiritual. Mankind is born to pursuit the essence of life, and in turn the six solo shows in this week’s Art Weekly see artists...
Art Weekly: “Parcours”,” The Common Reader”, “The Liver”, and “Painting as Strait Gate”
Submitted on Sep 20, 2016
Ever since Louis Daguerre invented photography diehard proponents have argued that “painting is dead,” comparing the accuracy of photography with the...
Art Weekly: “Boundary”, Wu Jianjun Solo, “Illegitimate Production” and Interactive Show
Submitted on Sep 13, 2016
In this week's Art Weekly, we have two young artists seeking to present global problems in different ways: a solo exhibition by Wu Jianjun, and an...
Art Weekly: Beijing Time, New Tales of Ink, 1 = ∞, Banana Banana
Submitted on Sep 06, 2016
Below are some of our top picks for art exhibitions currently showing in Beijing. Enjoy, and there are plenty more choices to be found in our Art...
Art Weekly: Welcome, Nature Story, Are you Normal? And An Interactive Show
Submitted on Aug 24, 2016
This week, things get deep with two solo exhibitions by young artists eager to discuss fundamental existential questions like: “Who am I?" and "What...
Arts Weekly: Nobuyoshi Araki, New Sculptures 2016 and Danish Cool
Submitted on Aug 17, 2016
This week, we're treated once again by Beijing's growing art scene with several photography and sculpture exhibitions on around town, including...
Art Weekly: Icon, The Silk Road, Activation of Classic Collections, and Vincent Van Gogh
Submitted on Aug 10, 2016
Ahh art, that most majestic of forms that even when presented as the most simple structures, whether it be rendered in paint, stone, or ... a toilet...
RMB 200 vs. 5 Million Oil Paintings, It’s Never Too Late For This Peasant Woman
Submitted on Jul 06, 2016
Wang Zhenfeng, a farmer from Maerqiu Village, in Shandong Province, shocked everybody around her 18 months ago by revealing that she could paint like...
Back to Bring the First Chinese Typewriter Exhibition around the World
Submitted on Jul 05, 2016
While the Beijinger's Mandarin Month may have just finished, we're sure you're still plenty enthuzed by all things Chinese. Of course, Mandarin is a...
On Exhibit in Beijing: 83 Pablo Picasso Originals and 84 Edward Quinn Artworks
Submitted on May 30, 2016
The largest ever exhibition of original artworks by Pablo Picasso on Chinese soil opened last Saturday (May 28) at the Riverside Art Museum. The...