Archive for the ‘China’ Category
MAD’s proposal for the future Beijing 2050 was first revealed at the Venice Architecture Biennale in 2006.
1114 via Arch Daily
Known as the 'invisible man' artist Liu Bolin camouflages himself against different city locations, from China to the UK.
1074 via Guardian
Currently under construction, the Taiyuan Museum's strong dynamic form is a geometric spin on the agricultural landscapes.
1073 via Arch Daily
Xing Danwen is one of the few internationally recognized female Chinese contemporary photographers.
1020 via Xing Danwen
ArtSpeakChina, the first online, collaboratively authored bilingual encyclopedia of Chinese contemporary art officially launched today.
1006 via ArtSpeakChina
Artist Ai Weiwei and a lawyer Teng Biao are among the victims of a new string of hackings into Chinese Gmail accounts.
874 via ARTINFO
A Taiwanese artist completed the world's smallest tiger sculpture, tiny enough to pass through the eye of a needle.
865 via AFP
Artists who have left the US and Europe for China discovered a land of vast creative possibility, where costs are comically low.
806 via NY Times
MAD Architects’ latest contribution to Shenzhen came in the form of two huge monster footprints.
720 via Arch Daily
Carrie Clyne was in Miami to find the best representation from Chinese artists at the fairs.
704 via Whitewall
m97 Gallery in Shanghai presents a first solo exhibition of color photography works by a 29-year old artist Chen Wei.
633 via Saatchi Gallery
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The Maplab by Hugo Tillman houses photos and audio tracks that reference seminal experiences of contemporary Chinese artists.
626 via Hugo Tillman
Deutsche Bank has signed to be the lead sponsor of Hong Kong’s largest art fair ART HK for an initial period of up to 5 years.
475 via artdaily.org
Hong Kong plans to inject billions of U.S. dollars into building an arts district to make the metropolis a friendlier place for artists.
340 via WSJ
Xia Xiaowan, a Chinese artist born in 1959, uses layers of tinted glass and colorful pencils to create these 2D/3D works of art.
194 via Beautiful Decay
