Artists' copyrights are being increasingly valued in China and an exhibition promoting authentic artwork is now running at the Beijing Jing Guang Center. It's the first exhibition of its kind organized by the China International Copyright Trade Center. ...full story

By Noah Buchan In 1984, the newly opened Taipei Fine Arts Museum (TFAM) caused an uproar in Taiwan’s art community when its acting director Su Jui-ping (蘇瑞屏) had Lee Tsai-chien’s (李再鈐) Finite to Infinite (低限的無限) painted gray without the ...full story

Instead, just like Beijing Poly, Deng said more low-price art works were the key to good sales and high participation from buyers. "Judging from the situation in the first three months of this year, the art market will not collapse at all," Kou said. ...full story

By Cathy Rose A. Garcia While most high-end hotels are usually decorated with unobtrusive, not-so-memorable art pieces, The Opposite House in Beijing boasts of a collection of Chinese artworks revolving around the theme of fashion and design. ...full story

After traveling to China, Hamill created a multimedia installation that uses photography, video and music to fuse street scenes in Beijing and New York's Chinatown into a shimmering Middle Kingdom of the imagination. An associate professor of ...full story

In 1968, his work took him to South Pacific, living in New Caledonia and Tahiti. In 1995-1996 he resided in Beijing for six months. This stay sparked a refreshing and romantic change in Rambeau’s art and personal life. He fell in love and married a ...full story

A solo photograph exhibition reflecting Tibet is being held at the National Art Museum of China in the early spring. Nearly 100 photos are on show, reflecting the changes and developments in the autonomous region. Lan Zhigui, a photographer, ...full story

A man walks through a group of works by Chinese artist Yue Minjun, one of which is carrying women’s handbags, on display outside the Today Art Museum in central Beijing. photo: Sculptors work as they stand on scaffolding surrounding a statue of the ...full story

By James Pomfret and Ben Blanchard HONG KONG/BEIJING (Reuters) - The heated row over Christie's sale of looted Chinese bronze animal heads in Paris is being closely watched by key art market players for possible signs of a broader fallout. ...full story

... in such venues as the Smithsonian Institution, the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography, the National Museum of American Art and the Walker Center. ...full story