• Relativism: A Flying Bird is Motionless
•  Artwork Born in Sichuan in 1958, Wang Jianwei is widely recognized as one of the most innovative video and multi media artists working today.

• Signs of Life
• Wang Jianwei, who lives and works in Beijing, enjoys fine analysis towards life space and cultural discourse. His concepts are deeply influenced by

• Humans and Shadows: on Zhang Feng's New Works
• Artists can generally be divided into two types in terms of their works: the first type includes those whose works are multidimensional and disordered

• The Gao Brothers and the Redemptive Power of Innocence
• The Gao Brothers offer a more subtle reflection of post-Mao China than the many artists who seek to astonish, especially in the fashionable auction-dr

• Zhao Nengzhi: Watch the Unbearable Faces
• Watching paintings by Zhao Nengzhi, is in fact a process of watching faces your internal response unbearable to see. All those faces describe the gr

• Interview of Zhao Nengzhi: When Instant and Eternity Blending
• Interviewer: Jiang Ming Interviewee: Zhao Nengzhi Time: March 10, 2007 Place: Zhao Nengzhi Studio, Feijiacun, Beijing Notes of the Interviewer: Zh

• The Stars Group of Artists
• "Every artist is a star. Even great artists are stars from the cosmic point of view. We called our group "The Stars" in order to emphasize our individ

• Village Voice: O Zhang Shoots her Own Cultural Revolution
• Courtesy the artist and CRG Gallery, New York It was only a matter of time before a Chinese artist modeled an exhibition catalog on Mao's Little Red

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