A lizard with a human face and a bunch of pigs prancing around in fancy dresses are just a couple of the surreal images.
The exploitation of the poor during the early 20th century is the theme of a new exhibition at Shanghai Art Museum
The National Art Museum of China is hosting an exhibition, Crossing: Dialogues for Emergency Architecture, from May 12 to 24.
It is everything you want from a summer blockbuster, a reboot or a TV remake. The latest Star Trek is popcorn perfection.
German artists Nina and Torsten Romer use photography and digital technology to create a special kind of art.
Nearly 100 pieces of Liling under-glazed porcelain are on show at the Capital Museum.
Image Base is an example of China's growing cultural clout and illustrates the importance that officials place on developing creative industries.
Hungarian architect Laszlo Hudec had a significant impact on how Shanghai looked in the 1930s.
where to go in Shanghai for meditation.
Buying artworks for the household is often perceived as a rich man's preserve.
Part of the ongoing Ninth Meet in Beijing arts festival, a large-sized oil painting, Utmost Fortitude - Memories of May 2008.
The 9th Meet in Beijing Arts Festival got off to a somber start at the Forbidden City Concert Hall.
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