Interview with tattoo artist Chen Jie
Chen Jie is a tattoo artist that creates intricate watercolor tattoos that look like real ink brush paintings. Chen Jie is a tattoo artist that … Read more
Lines Falling Together: Wendy Letven’s solo show at Fou Gallery, New York
Numerous artists, galleries, and artistic and cultural institutions due to COVID-19 had to pause their exhibitions and events, this also happened to the solo show … Read more
Interview with Badiucao: the worsening of Hong Kong’s situation, #nnevvy, and the tightening of censorship amid the Coronavirus outbreak
Badiucao is a prolific and talented satirical author and human rights activist based in Australia. We discussed with him about the recent wave of arrests … Read more
Interview with Taiwanese dancer PeiJu Chien-Pott one of the greatest modern dancers
PeiJu Chien-Pott is a Taiwanese dancer, principal at the Martha Graham Dance Company in NYC. PeiJu Chien-Pott is an award-winning New York-based contemporary dancer. She … Read more
The dreamy world of Qu Lan, illustrator and graphic designer
She works in several areas of visual art as an illustrator, graphic designer, and paintress. Qu Lan is a freelance illustrator and graphic designer. She … Read more
Ink kittens, Anita Wong’s new painting series
Ink kittens is a collection of cat paintings from Asian American artist Anita Yan Wong, the creation process of ink kitten is very similar to … Read more
Hong Kong protest images taken down from Sony World Photography Awards website
A series of shots competing for the 2020 edition of the prestigious Sony World Photography Awards have been taken down from the official website because … Read more
GA Forum & Global Cultural Awards (Singapore) by GO ART was held at the Art House
GO ART presented the 2020 GA Forum & Global Cultural Awards in The Arts House, Singapore on January 6th. The sixth instalment of the global … Read more
Embers: Meng Du glassmaker creates unique pieces of art from personal memories and nostalgia
Featured image: Meng Du, How are you, 2019. glass, copper foil. 7.5 x 0.2 x 6.9 inch. Photograph by Peichao Lin ©Meng Du, courtesy Fou … Read more
A Brief history of Chinese cinema, from 1905 to the present day in 100+ films
Cinema is a mirror of the events and the traumas of a country that has passed from the scarcity of resources, which had described its … Read more