Blog Tag - Art
For many, summer is a time to explore the great outdoors, soak up the sun, and wear as little clothing as possible. For the rest of us, it is a time...
Our Events Watch series aims to highlight happenings that aren't focused on alcohol and drinking, but instead take a more educational or productive...
The hutongs have never been just alleys and courtyards. They've also served as stone to be chiseled, clay to be molded, canvases to be splattered...
While brick laying and demolition have laid waste to many a hutong institution as of late, one of those alleyway venues is hoping to turn strewn...
Fewer things could seem worse to most Beijingers than spending more time than necessary on one of the city's ring roads. But one of the capital's...
For an artist, finding an outlet for your work can be a challenge in any city, and Beijing is no exception. Some exhibit in coffee shops, others at...
On a recent second visit to the art gallery-cum-restaurant space Galleria in the basement of Jiaming Center next to East Third Ring Road, we found...
We recently caught up with Amy Daml, co-creator of the art aggregator website Loreli (WeChat ID: loreli-china) which compiles some of the best...
History and art enthusiasts, brace yourself, because this spring is going to be lively. Maybe many of you already went to the National Museum of...
Contemporary artists use many unusual materials to produce their work, from pickled sharks to elephant dung. Now a Beijing-based artist has produced...
Not everyone has the time to fly over and queue up at the world-renowned Louvre Museum in Paris. If you are someone in this category, don't worry,...
Throwback Thursday takes a look back into Beijing's past, using our nine-year-strong blog archives as the source for a glance at the weird and...
As Albert Camus said, “Man is the only creature that refuses to be what he is.” In this week's Art Weekly roundup, we'll talk about human beings in...
Of artists, Freud once said, “for these people, meaning does not matter. They are only interested in the harmony between lines, shapes, and borders...
I was engaged in the sort of hard-hitting investigative journalism for which the Beijinger is famous – OK, I was skimming China Daily over breakfast...