British designer Thomas Heatherwick, who is well-known in China for his work on the UK pavilion at 2010 Shanghai World Expo, was in Beijing recently to attend the opening of The New British Inventors: Inside Heatherwick Studio exhibition at an art museum.
The Einstein Letters, which include more than two dozen missives, will go up for sale on Thursday at the California-based auction house Profiles in History.
Mayor of Florence Cristina Giachi and award founder Giuliana Plastino Fiumicelli announced the complete list of winners of the 50th edition of the International Muse Awards at a press conference in Salone dei Cirquecento on June 9.
A photography exhibition at the United Nations Headquarters gave a visual insight as to how China is attempting to balance economic development with care for the environment. Mei Jia reports in New York.
Works by more than 4,000 modern and contemporary artists go on view at the 46th Art Basel which runs for four days from June 18 in Basel, Switzerland.
Salvador Dali's art exhibition will open September 26 at the Bund 18 Creative Center in Shanghai.
Zhan Youbing has for several years focused his lens on the hardship and struggle of migrant workers who leave their homes to seek a living in the large cities.
Most people associate Singapore more with business than with art. But a touring exhibition-Singapore: Inside Out-is seeking to change that notion.
Marc Restellini opened a private museum Pinacotheque de Paris in 2007 with the idea to show masterpieces borrowed from other collectors.
Around the International Children's Day holiday, various theaters across China, from big theaters like the China National Theatre for Children to small private troupes, are busy putting forward a feast of plays to attract the attention of young audiences.
Some famous Chinese painters like to depict children in their paintings including Li Keran and Zhou Sicong. Their paintings of children make us feel relaxed and happy, recalling childhood memories. Today is Children’s Day. Let’s have a look at the paintings of children.
The first round of spring auction season in Beijing ended last week, but it failed to create much spring in the art market.