Chinese artists should vividly present socialist core values in their art to echo President Xi Jinping's speech, said a commentary to be carried by Sunday's People's Daily.
Well-known Chinese artists have echoed President Xi Jinping's view that art should serve the people.
For art lovers in Beijing, there is never a boring weekend. But if one does feel bored, he/she probably hasn't discovered the interesting art venues in Beijing. Here we list a few.
As this year marks the 175th anniversary of the birth of photography, 175 original works by 175 world renowned photography masters made their debut in China.
An international wood carving contest is underway in Dongyang city, Zhejiang province, drawing 38 sculptors from 20 countries including China, the US and the UK.
Zhang Chongren was immortalized when Belgian cartoonist Herge made him the Chinese sidekick of his popular character Tintin, but little is known about the man, an accomplished artist in his own right, in his own country.
Chinese President Xi Jinping told artists on Wednesday that they should not pursue commercial success at the expense of producing work with artistic and moral value.
Paintings show British comedian Rowan Atkinson, well known as Mr Bean, in spoofs of classic paintings by American illustrator Rodney Pike.
Chinese President Xi Jinping told artists on Wednesday that they should not pursue commercial success at the expense of producing work with artistic and moral value.
Paintings show British comedian Rowan Atkinson, well known as Mr Bean, in spoofs of classic paintings by American illustrator Rodney Pike.
Chinese President Xi Jinping told artists on Wednesday that they should not pursue commercial success at the expense of producing work with artistic and moral value.
Paintings show British comedian Rowan Atkinson, well known as Mr Bean, in spoofs of classic paintings by American illustrator Rodney Pike.