Chen Dongfan: Long Past Dawn, Pirates and Poets Whistle in the Dark
Chen Dongfan’s new exhibition: Long Past Dawn, Pirates and Poets Whistle in the Dark, at the Fou Gallery in New York is an extremely topical … Read more
By government decree, every member of the commune is entitled to a private lot
The cartoon shows Chinese Communist leader Mao Zedong standing behind a microphone under a flag showing the hammer and sickle, reading a proclamation to a … Read more
Interview with The Invisible Man: Liu Bolin
Society, contradictory relationships between humans and civilizations are one of the main themes in Liu Bolin artworks Liu Bolin is an artist from Shandong, well-known … Read more
Interview with the Artist & Photographer Pixy Liao
The photography of Pixy Liao Pixy Liao: the balance of power in a romantic relationship with authenticity and vulnerability. Born and raised in Shanghai, Pixy … Read more
The Photographic Work of Arthur Rothstein in China: Signal Corps, the Great Famine, the Jewish Refugees in Shanghai
The Photographic Work of Arthur Rothstein in China Arthur Rothstein (July 17, 1915 – November 11, 1985) was an American prominent photojournalist. The topics of … Read more
Interview with Photographer Cheng Gong
Cheng Gong is a New York-based artist and photographer. Born in Hunan, China he received a bachelor’s degree in Environmental Art of Design from Donghua … Read more
35+ Evocative Old Photos & Stereographs of Hong Kong
A series of old stereographs and other photographs of Hong Kong from the Library of the Congress (USA). The images, mostly taken between 1890 and … Read more
Forgotten Places: Kowloon Walled City
Kowloon Walled City Kowloon Walled City was a densely populated and ungoverned area in Hong Kong. Originally a fortress, in 1898 the Walled City became … Read more
Rare pictures of the Korean War
Korean War pictures: A photographic history of the Korean War The Korean War (Korean: 한국 전쟁, Chinese: 朝鲜战争), was a conflict between North Korea, supported … Read more
Interview with Artist & Photographer Xing Danwen
Xing Danwen‘s subjects include conflicts between globalization and traditions, problematic environmental issues created by the development, the urban drama between desire and reality. Xing Danwen … Read more
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
Interview with Shirley Ying Han, Multimedia Journalist in Politics and Foreign policy
Shirley Ying Han is a multimedia journalist in politics and global affairs and an associate producer at CNN Shirley Ying Han is a multimedia journalist … Read more
The art of Jiao Bingzhen during the Qing Dynasty
Jiao Bingzhen (焦秉贞; born in Jining, Shandong; 1689–1726) was a noted painter and astronomer. He is regarded as one of the first Qing dynasty painters … Read more
Ordinary Life, portraying a Chinese Urban Village
A series of panoramic portraits from an urban village in Kunming. Pictures were taken with a Horizon Kompact using a Lucky Charm film. Pictures by … Read more