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Guangdong Museum of Art Opens Yoko Ono’s Fly

Posted on:
March
10th

guangdon-2 Guangdong Museum of Art Opens Yoko Onos Fly
The exhibition is curated by the artist herself and organized by Gunnar B. Kvaran and Biljana Ciric. ’Yoko Ono – FLY’ includes seven of Yoko Ono’s most significant art works.

Yoko Ono is a cultural symbol under a big name of an epoch. However, as an independent individual, a contemporary artist, her work contains the succinctness and common sensibilities which affect the audience {...}

Shen Jingdongat at Volta

Posted on:
March
7th

five_comrades_in_arms Shen Jingdongat at Volta
Found this artist on CoolHunting I agree he’s great.
See a collection of paintings and fiberglass sculptures of his infamous volatile characters at Volta this week in New York or check out his work on his gallery, ChinaSquare’s site solo show this past summer.
VOLTA, the Basel-based art fair for new and emerging art is back in New York for Armory Arts Week {...}

A collection of virtuousness II

Posted on:
December
18th

liu_hong_yuan_reflection1-300x262 A collection of virtuousness II
Liu Hong Yuan’s second exhibition will be presented by Schoeni Art Gallery in Hong Kong. Liu’s paintings present the ancient figures wearing traditional costumes while performing Beijing opera. The vivid depictions could be traced back to her family background in which her grandmother is a connoisseur of the Chinese opera. The fading memories of the family scenes could be seen from the face where {...}

“Happiness Index” at Inter Gallery in Peiging, China

Posted on:
December
16th

inter-200x300 “Happiness Index” at Inter Gallery in Peiging, China
Its time of chilly winter and the growing financial depression when lots lost their jobs or face a lot of uncertainty into the future. Could we immerse ourselves in another atmosphere that artist build for us in which we simply feel the happiness or, maybe, could we reflect on the happiness index of lives by staring at some art works rather than {...}

Not all Doom and Gloom - Chinese ART booms !!

Posted on:
November
19th

With its £2 trillion surplus, China’s economic might dominates the world. Now its painters and sculptors are developing, collectively, into a contemporary arts superpower. Asian artists, and in particular those from China, dominate a new list of the world’s best-selling contemporary artists of last year. Among the world’s most sought-after artists are the unfamiliar names of Zhang Xiaogang, Yue Minjun and Zeng Fanzhi.
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