“They think I am suffering. I think it’s like a kind of redemption.”
Fierce, majestic, tame: Depictions of tigers have changed over centuries in Chinese art.
Fleeing revolution at home, White Russian émigrés left an indelible mark on China.
From rafts to migrant workers, as far as Long Pan is concerned, all art is fungi-ble.
Could you survive for three weeks in the Chinese capital on a zero-yuan budget? Zou Yaqi tried it, a......
The past two decades have seen numerous artists embrace working in and with rural communities. Now, ......
Photographer Kim Ye and scholar Chen Zhongwei explore the history of modern Shanghai through the len......
Sixth Tone follows the performance artist Nut Brother as he stages a series of rock gigs to highligh......
This year’s Wuzhen Theater Festival tried to pretend the events of the past two years never happened......
As more art book fairs launch every year, organizers worry about losing their indie roots.
Dutch photographer Ruben Lundgren has spent years collecting unusual product images from the Chinese......
The city’s first wheelchair dance group, Home of Hope, are on a mission to redefine what it means to......
Four photojournalists offer their take on the profession’s quiet side.
The author, who took part in the temple’s restoration, on the process of injecting new life into an ......
The UCCA Center for Contemporary Art is trying to thread the needle between going pop and selling ou......
The manicured resort town of Aranya wants to be a center of high culture, but can it make room for l......
Two Beijing-based artists on how they brought the isolation at the heart of China’s Silicon Valley t......
Afghanistan has had a more profound impact on the art and culture of China than many realize.
Cai Guo-Qiang, who has a solo show at the newly opened Museum of Art Pudong, on what makes gunpowder......
The month-long exhibition showcases works from nearly 90 domestic and international artists.
