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Differences will lock together like the mortise-and-tenon joints of Chinese carpentry as the fair joins forces with Gallery Weekend Beijing and ART021 Beijing as part of the capital's Art Season.

From pieces fetching over USD 1 million to a strong interest in young artists to acquisitions by museums around the world, galleries reported an impressive array of sales at this year’s show.

Hong Hao’s playful transformation of everyday objects, Trevor Yeung’s contemplative aquatic environments, and Fu Jingyan’s symbolic explorations of the wild are among the highlights

On a sweeping scale not seen since before the COVID pandemic, 243 premier galleries from throughout the world will be placed in scintillating dialogue with each other as well as the multifaceted city.

On February 15, 2022, the night of the Lantern Festival, Star Gallery Beijing will present Tong Tianqing’s most monumental exhibition to date, "Stargazing."

Gallery Weekend Beijing (GWBJ), the leading platform to discover contemporary art from Mainland China and beyond...

Mainland China's leading contemporary art fair announced a packed programme this week as the Chinese art world bounces back.

International galleries Balice Hertling, Gladstone Gallery, and Pilar Corrias will all take part in the event for the first time.

2020 is cancelled. Again. Or is it? It’s been a hard year for the arts and artists around the world, with closures, delays, confinements and funding loss hitting almost every area of the art world.

Beijing was hit with a Covid-19 cluster outbreak in June, inciting fears of another wave, but has since recovered.

The fourth edition of Gallery Weekend Beijing (GWBJ), which was postponed because of the Covid-19 crisis, will now take place from May 22 through May 31.

As civil unrest continues to roil Hong Kong, the art industry has been waiting with bated breath to see how protests that originated over a proposed extradition law might affect one of the fair circuit’s major gatherings: Art Basel Hong Kong.

A carefree rollerblader whizzes past a large statue of Chairman Mao at Dalian’s Institute of Technology in 1981. Like this one, each of the pictures in award-winning photographer Liu Heung Shing’s solo show Spring Breeze is a reminder of the enormous changes China has...

It's been 30 years since the event that saw thousands of protestors clamour for democracy in Beijing

Ahead of Gallery Weekend Beijing, a run-down of the best exhibitions in China’s capital