Blog Tag - Art
Completed and opened to the public in 1984, Beijing Subway Line 2 is the city’s first loop line, tracing a path underneath where the city wall once...
Hidden deep in Beijing’s hutongs and on the main roads in plain sight, there are a great many treasures to be found if you know where to look. These...
With spring turning to summer, right now is the best time to get out and about in the capital – you might just be able to catch a cool breeze or two...
For those of us who call the northern capital home, roaming Beijing has more often than not become less about travel guides and more about intuition...
The works of H.R. (Hans Ruedi) Giger (1940-2007, Chur) and Hajime Sorayama (b. 1947, Imabari) coexist for the first time in China together at UCCA...
Since September, Sanlitun eatery, bar and all around oddball space #024 has been transformed into an art “exhibition” inspired by the music of pop...
This past month, UCCA – one of 798’s top art institutions – kicked off an intriguing new project: a partnership with four very different live music...
Located close to Baiziwan Lu in Shuangjing, 22 Art Street is like 798 in miniature. It’s got cafés, boutique shops, restaurants, and, of course, art...
It’s cold when we enter the room, colder than it is outside for an early winter afternoon. Asked to arrive at sunset, it’s just me, a friend, and two...
State of the Arts is our regular arts column whereby we take a look at the newest moves in Beijing's creative scene and highlight art news as well as...
A big city without graffiti and tagging is a boring place to be. While the art form does carry negative connotations due to its affiliation with...
Cooler weather is slowly creeping back into the capital once again, but that doesn’t mean summer is gone just yet. The folks at Slow Boat agree, and...
State of the Arts is our regular arts column whereby we take a look at the newest moves in Beijing's creative scene and highlight art news as well as...
Earlier this year we wrote about a courtyard house in the hutongs redesigned and redeveloped using German sustainability principles. The house –...
Weekend Walk is your guide to getting away in the city using nothing but your own two feet.
Right after the Great Bricking Up, there was a time...