Abstract artist Ding Yi from Shanghai has become the first Chinese to be represented in the United Kingdom by the British gallery Timothy Taylor.
In 1938, while fleeing the invading Japanese troops, two students of the China Academy of Art in Hangzhou, East China's Zhejiang province, parted ways.
The late Chinese writer Ba Jin wrote his famous novel Family in 1931.
After 12 years, Waiting for Godot, French writer Samuel Beckett's masterpiece, is coming to Beijing's Capital Theater again, but this time, the play will be in French.
British curator Philip Dodd brings John McLean's works to Beijing, in ongoing effort to have more Western artists shown in China.
He Yunchang has three obsessions - unusual art, cigarettes and video games.
Next month, Fan Weiqing and 14 female students will play guzheng in Beijing. Here, she speaks about how she fell in love with the traditional instrument and what she is doing to share its music.
For modern dance devotees, July is when the annual Beijing Dance Festival is staged in the capital.
In an era where people can make videos on their smartphones, what's the difference between a video taken by an artist and that by an untrained person?
Artist Su Xinping begins to reinvent himself following years of commercial success, Lin Qi reports.
Hundreds of paintings and sculptures are on show in Beijing as part of celebrations to mark the 95th anniversary of the Communist Party of China.
An exhibition at Shanghai Museum offers a rare view of Buddhism arts from Japan. The Beauty of Mantra: Arts in the Collection of Daigoji Temple is running through July 10.
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