Tag: Contemporary art

• 2013.04.11 Chinese Painter Zao Wou-ki Dies at 93
• 2012.11.27 China’s “Great Global Thinkers” for 2012
• 2012.09.25 No Passport, No U.S. Visit For Ai Weiwei
• 2012.09.11 Ai Weiwei: ‘China’s Art World Does Not Exist’
• 2012.08.22 Ai Wei Wei, The Dangerous
• 2012.07.17 In China, Art and the Law Collide Again
• 2012.05.11 Ai Weiwei and Fragments of a Cultural Past
• 2011.09.06 China’s New Cultural Revolution: A Surge in Art Collecting
• 2011.08.20 Ai Weiwei: Imprisoned but not Silenced
• 2011.06.15 Ai Weiwei at the Venice Biennale
• 2011.06.09 Fǎ Kè Yóu, River Crab
• 2011.06.02 Li Xianting and Zhang Yihe: Ai Weiwei Is a Creative Artist
• 2011.04.28 A Message of Tolerance, Unrepressed
• 2011.02.15 Chinese Performance Artist Silently Protests Forced Eviction by Becoming “Invisible Man”
• 2011.02.13 For Guy Ullens, the Dream of a Chinese Art Museum “Is Over”
• 2010.12.14 Catch as Catch Can: Beating the Man to Shanghai’s Most Wanted Art
• 2010.10.14 Ai Weiwei at the Tate Turbine Hall: Exhibit Closed
• 2010.10.05 Provocative Chinese Art in Missouri
• 2010.09.30 Chinese Collector Guan Yi: How To Bring Public Closer To Contemporary Art?
• 2010.09.07 ArtTactic’s Chinese Contemporary Art Market Confidence Survey Shows Continued Strong Recovery
• 2010.09.04 Art & Politics a Potent Mix
• 2010.05.18 Ai Weiwei in the New Yorker: It’s Not Beautiful
• 2010.04.20 Q & A: Xu Bing
• 2010.03.21 China’s Corrupt Communists in the Frame for Graft
• 2010.03.02 Global Times: Profile of Uli Sigg
• 2010.01.09 For Expatriates in China, Creative Lives of Plenty
• 2009.10.06 In China, a Headless Mao Is a Game of Cat and Mouse
• 2009.10.02 Artists Test Limits as China Lets (a Few) Flowers Bloom
• 2009.09.29 Audio Slideshow: Art and Politics in China
• 2009.09.10 Slideshow: A Visit with Ai Weiwei
• 2009.08.21 Graffiti Gains Ground In China
• 2009.08.19 Beijing Art Show Excludes Earthquake Pieces
• 2009.08.08 Song Dong: Waste Not
• 2009.07.15 The Collected Ingredients of a Beijing Life
• 2009.06.10 Chinese Art Prices Show Signs of Stabilizing
• 2009.04.23 The Art of Individualism
• 2009.04.10 Chinese Art: Tricks Of The Trade
• 2009.04.07 As Chinese Art Market Crashes, Many Artists Applaud
• 2009.03.28 China’s Irrepressible Modern Art Scene
• 2009.03.20 103 Famous Faces in One Painting
• 2009.03.13 Sky-High Chinese Art Market Comes Back To Earth
• 2009.03.10 China’s Art Market: Cold or Maybe Hibernating?
• 2009.03.01 Zhang Xiaogang Is China’s Most-Valuable Artist, Hurun Says (With Slideshow)
• 2009.02.24 Documentary: Arts in China – State of the Arts
• 2009.02.05 Beijing Police Block Events Surrounding Avant-garde Art Exhibit Marking 20 Years Since 1989
• 2009.01.28 Contemporary Chinese Art, One Financial Crisis Later
• 2009.01.02 CDT Bookshelf: Richard Vine’s “New China, New Art”
• 2008.12.07 The Big Picture
• 2008.10.08 Video: The Revolution Continues: New Art From China at the Saatchi Gallery
• 2008.10.07 Zhang Xiaogang: A Contemporary Chinese Symbolist
• 2008.10.04 All The Country’s An Art Exhibit
• 2008.09.07 Gao Brothers: “Never-Ending Construction of Building Number Four”
• 2008.09.01 The Chinese Art Explosion
• 2008.08.15 Chinese Art That Fetches Millions Isn’t Always Best: Interview
• 2008.08.09 Chinese Contemporary Art Reaping Rewards
• 2008.08.02 Cai Guo-Qiang’s Creative Destruction
• 2008.07.30 Chinese Women’s Art Takes On A Man’s World
• 2008.07.26 Cai Guo-Qiang: Exploding Expectations
• 2008.07.24 Beijing-Bound Artwork Seized by Chinese Customs
• 2008.07.19 Meet China’s Top Collector Of Contemporary Art