Hong Kong Arts Month: Arts is in the air
Hong Kong Arts Month – Hong Kong’s prominence as an international arts hub akin to that of New York, Paris, and London is undeniable as … Read more
Hong Kong Arts Month – Hong Kong’s prominence as an international arts hub akin to that of New York, Paris, and London is undeniable as … Read more
As an art historian looking at the works of He Sen, I have been drawn in by the polished technique, sophisticated perspective, and sharp sensitivity … Read more
The academic contention about the problem of ink and wash which has gone on for almost a century and the unceasing innovation of ink and … Read more
At the beginning of the century, setting out from different levels, fields, and points of departure, several young artists moved towards a common space for … Read more
Diyu, 地獄, the Traditional Chinese Hell, based on the Buddhism concept of Naraka, is an underground maze with various levels and chambers, where souls are … Read more
Dexuan Zhang, a 66-year-old man from Chengdu, creates portraits of people using human hair and wires. Zhang reported hair diameter of young people generally is … Read more
Standards are subjective and man-made. But what do we mean by “standards”? A standard is simultaneously a fixed measure, something deemed proper and acceptable, or … Read more
“Experimental ink and wash” has already a fairly long history. Professor at Beijing University, Tutor of Doctor’s Degree Candidates, Art Critic As a new cultural … Read more
Rules of the Game in Experimental Ink and Wash. I. Striving for the Independent Academic Status of Ink and WashThe Starting point of experimental ink … Read more
The discussion about experimental ink and wash since the 1990s has centered on the problem of whether experimental ink and wash can get into the … Read more