China Archives - Arts & Collections

Leading Chinese Artists on Show in Mindscapes

Curator Dagmar Carnevale Lavezzoli, co-owner and Director of the Hua Gallery Contemporary Chinese Art Specialist, has launched a specially curated exhibition, Mindscapes in collaboration with HOFA Gallery, London. The exhibition runs until July 15th in-gallery and virtually for all to see. (Above – Wang-Ziling, Half of the Blossoms, 2020, hardened acrylic and polymer, 110x78x4cm) The landscape painting tradition is one of the most venerated art forms in China, and still maintains a relevant position in...

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Photofairs in Shanghai to Open With Examples of 50 Leading Galleries

Robyn White

Photofairs in Shanghai will once again be opening to celebrate the coming together of 50 galleries. It will be held at the Shanghai Exhibition Centre, running from September 20th to 22nd. On show will be examples from 50 of the most significant and forward thinking contemporary galleries across China and around the world. Visitors will get the chance to view art from over 700 leading artists. Artists being shown include Gilbert & George, Irving Penn, Cory...

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Victor Wong’s Far Side of the Moon Showcases Chinese Ink Art by Artificial Intelligence

Chris Jenkins

Victor Wong’s London exhibition Far Side of the Moon showcases the possibilities of combining technology and art, using his A.I creation Gemini. Gemini, an artificial intelligence ink artist, takes its name from the astrological sign represented by twins, a reference to the twin aspects of its A.I. mind and robotic body. Gemini took three years to build and programme. It plots 3D virtual terrain, while its arm dips its brush into ink and water, sweeping...

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Ming: 50 years that changed China

Arts & Collections

The British Museum’s major exhibition, ‘Ming: 50 years that changed China’ (September 18, 2014 – January 5, 2015), will explore a golden age in China’s history. Between AD1400 and 1450, China was a global superpower run by one family – the Ming dynasty – who established Beijing as the capital, and built the Forbidden City. During this period, Ming China was thoroughly connected with the outside world. Chinese artists absorbed many fascinating influences, and created some...

China Archives - Arts & Collections

Leading Chinese Artists on Show in Mindscapes

Photofairs in Shanghai to Open With Examples of 50 Leading Galleries

Victor Wong’s Far Side of the Moon Showcases Chinese Ink Art by Artificial Intelligence

Ming: 50 years that changed China

Asia Week Returns to New York

Narratives in Clay at County Hall

Helmut Newton Polaroids in Berlin

Vivienne Westwood Parachute Shirt Under the Hammer

Crossroads and Alliances at Marie José Gallery