Blog Tag - Art galleries
![Artist PazViola: "When I Move to a New Place, It Certainly Affects My Art."](https://www.thebeijinger.com/sites/default/files/styles/blog_list_image/public/thebeijinger/blog-images/326549/5b4a9398b5c9d4b2a453741c073c399.jpg "Artist PazViola: "When I Move to a New Place, It Certainly Affects My Art."")
PazViola is an Uruguayan artist who has been living and working in Beijing for just two years, but his name is spreading like wildfire in the local...
State of the Arts is our regular arts column wherein we take a look at the newest moves in Beijing's creative scene and highlight art news as well as...
After initially being postponed due to COVID-19 earlier this year, Gallery Weekend Beijing (GWBJ) is finally set to go ahead May 26-31. Slightly...
“When the public cannot visit the exhibition site, in what form should art be presented? How should art museums display art?” These are two questions...
It's official: coffee is now mainstream in Beijing, with specialty shops serving cupfuls of fancy imported brewed beans popping up left and right...
It rarely rains in Beijing, but when it rains, it pours. Some people prefer to spend rainy days in the comfort of their home, but your options are ...
We all know that Beijing is the cultural capital of China, but it takes a lot of work and most importantly public support to maintain this standing...
Continuing on in our Art Hikes series, this one should be an easy one. You never thought there'd be much art to see in Sanlitun, but there is, and...
Though her background is in finance, one of native Beijinger Shauna Liu’s great passions is art. Here, she tells us how her many years of...
As China’s art capital, Beijing boasts a bounty of gleaming galleries and art districts that exhibit the works of world-class artists. Below is a...