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TarraWarra International 2017: “All that is solid…” explores the past, memory...
Follow The third exhibition in the TarraWarra International series presents five artists grappling with questions of history in the 21st century. Art Radar takes a look at the group show now ongoing...
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Preview: M+ Screenings: City Limits at Broadway Cinematheque, Hong Kong
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Chinese multimedia artist Cao Fei creates BMW Art Car #18
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Photo Gallery: Southeast Asian artists in “Mekong – New Mythologies”, Hong...
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Art in the Digital Era: MoMA PS1 and K11 Art Foundation (KAF) co-present...
Follow “.com/.cn” showcases artistic practices in China and the West that respond to, or are affected by, our digital ecosystem. The first exhibition co-presented by MoMA PS1 and the K11 Art...
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Art Basel Hong Kong 2017: Strong sales and growing collector base in Asia –...
Follow Art Radar rounds up the key takeaways from Art Basel Hong Kong 2017. The fifth edition of the Swiss mega fair in Hong Kong attracted serious collectors and art aficionados in the Asia-Pacific...
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Dystopia in Beijing: Cao Fei’s Haze and Fog – book review
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Three trends in Chinese contemporary art – Karen Smith book review
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“China China”: Artists of the Cultural Revolution and beyond – picture feast
Follow Turning the global lens on contemporary Chinese artists. PinchukArtCentre in Kyiv, Ukraine, hosts the exhibition “China China” from 18 May to 6 October 2013. “China China” features contemporary...
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Chinese Contemporary Art Award (CCAA) announces 2016 winners
Follow The winners of the 10th edition of the CCAA are Cao Fei, He Xiangyu and Xu Bing. Art Radar takes a look at the 2016 winners in each of the categories. Cao Fei, ‘RMB City Second Life city...
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Women, textile and technology: “TECHSTYLE Series 1.0: Ariadne’s Thread” at...
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Shanghai’s new Fosun Foundation holds inaugural artnet Awards 2016
Follow artnet launches new awards series, on the occasion of the opening of Shanghai’s Fosun Foundation building. On 7 November 2016, Fosun Foundation celebrated the opening of its new spaces with a...
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“China China”: Artists of the Cultural Revolution and beyond – picture feast
Follow Turning the global lens on contemporary Chinese artists. PinchukArtCentre in Kyiv, Ukraine, hosts the exhibition “China China” from 18 May to 6 October 2013. “China China” features contemporary...
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Dystopia in Beijing: Cao Fei’s Haze and Fog – book review
Follow Cao Fei’s film Haze and Fog reworks the zombie film genre and turns the lens on contemporary life in Beijing. From 26 October to 7 December 2013, the Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art (CFCCA)...
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Three trends in Chinese contemporary art – Karen Smith book review
Follow Art critic Karen Smith looks back on twelve months in Chinese contemporary art and identifies emerging trends. In April 2013, critic Karen Smith brought out As Seen 2, the second book in her...
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A Beautiful Disorder: Chinese diaspora sculpture in the English countryside
Follow Cass Sculpture Foundation in Goodwood, near Chichester has spent the last three years commissioning new work by 18 emerging Chinese diaspora artists. On 3 July 2016 the works were unveiled as...
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“Digging a Hole in China”: exploring Land Art in the context of Chinese...
Follow Land Art developed in China in the 1980s proposing itself not as a reaction to the gallery system as happened in the Western art scene but as a way to discuss society’s transformation. OCAT...
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A selection of Chinese works from Fondation Louis Vuitton Collection – in...
Follow The Fondation Louis Vuitton presents the works of 11 artists from its collection. From 27 January to 29 August 2016, the Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris features a hanging of works from its...
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“Bentu: Chinese artists in a time of turbulence and transformation” at the...
Follow An exhibition of Chinese art features works that speak to the changing times of contemporary China. At the heart of the concept of “Bentu” lies the notion that cultural practitioners in China...
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Three trends in Chinese contemporary art – Karen Smith book review
Art critic Karen Smith looks back on twelve months in Chinese contemporary art and identifies emerging trends. In April 2013, critic Karen Smith brought out As Seen 2, the second book in her series on...
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