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Viewing the photos by artist Lin Zhipeng, all shot on film and characterized by bold, saturated colors and an atmospheric and poetic quality, is somewhat akin to listening to a fine dream pop album.

Glinting Light: An Exploration of Luo Bonian's Photography, an ongoing exhibition at the Three Shadows Photography Art Centre in Beijing, marks the first solo exhibition in China for Luo Bonian (1911-2002), a prominent photographer from the Republic of China era (1911-49).

Late celebrated Japanese photographer Masahisa Fukase (1934-2012) is often associated with his obsessive portrayal of his wife, beloved muse Yoko Wanibe, and ravens, after Yoko divorced him.

Ninth edition Jimei x Arles International Photo Festival will take place from 15 December 2023 to 21 January 2024 in Xiamen, China.

Anyone reading this story is a survivor of the COVID-19 pandemic and is undoubtedly scathed by it in one way or another.

Ocula Magazine shares a selection of must-see exhibitions over Gallery Weekend Beijing (26 May–4 June 2023) and into the summer months.

The exhibition starts with my quarantine experience of daily life and reading.

PHOTOFAIRS Shanghai announces today its gallery and exhibitor line-up for its forthcoming 8th edition.

Speaking of camera angles in Photography, "far" and "near" seem to be a set of binary opposite imagery that are unavoidable in the process of artistic creation.

Starting July 16, the Three Shadows +3 Gallery in Beijing will celebrate its 10th anniversary with a special exhibition featuring 29 artists and groups which have all been presented at the gallery in the past decade.

The Chinese economy may be slowing, but the fair still pulled in over 50 galleries and a long list of sponsors.

The exhibition Between Mountains, Hills and Lakes kicked off on Friday in the Three Shadows Photography Art Centre in Beijing.

Among those affected are the Hong Kong-based de Sarthe Gallery, which opened in Beijing in 2014, and X Gallery

Uncertainty is part of what makes the Chinese capital’s art scene special, says director of gallery in Caochangdi, suburb that has been haven for artists and galleries, many of whom must also find new premises by end of this month

Although city officials are unwilling to lend formal sanction or support, "Caochangdi PhotoSpring—Arles in Beijing," which returned for its third