China Pictorial

Exhibition

02.05.2017 — 1901 views

Cutting Out Space in Public Art

So few Chinese art enthusiasts know anything about Israeli art that David Gerstein, one of Israel’s most influential artists, has taken it upon himself to serve as a messenger between the two count...

Willows in the Spring Breeze

Willows in the Spring Breeze —Exhibition of Selected Yangliuqing New Year Pictures Acquired by National Art Museum of China

14.02.2017 — 2533 views

Mariinsky’s China Month

Shanghai embraced one of Russia’s greatest operas on October 18, 2016, when Valery Gergieve, considered an “Arts Tsar,” staged the classic Queen of Spades, a masterpiece of the ...

14.02.2017 — 2187 views

Hidden Tibetan Buddhism in the Palace Museum

The Palace Museum (Forbidden City), an imperial palace of the Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1911) dynasties, is considered the pinnacle of Chinese palace architecture.

14.02.2017 — 3015 views

Yesterday’s Youth: Middle-school Students in the 1980s

For China, the 1980s was an era of many new introductions and concepts. During the decade, well-known photographer Ren Shulin visited many middle schools in Beijing to observe c...

14.02.2017 — 4345 views

01.02.2017 — 1692 views

Today’s Documents: More Choices

The exhibition invited 50 artists from different countries including China, Mexico, Spain, Brazil, India, Russia, South Africa and South Korea.

Book of Time: Yu Shicun on the 24 Solar Terms

On November 30, 2016, China’s 24 Solar Terms, a knowledge system to measure time developed by Chinese ancestors upon observations of solar movement, was included on the 2016 Rep...

01.01.2017 — 2082 views