Xiao Quan’s portraits and street scenes capture the avant-garde during the country’s heady transition

The biennial organised by Hans-Ulrich Obrist and Yongwoo Lee at the Himalayas Museum opens with interactive pavilions and public forums, following reports of poor planning and funding stumbles

New Baijia Lake Museum will host a more streamlined event than in previous years

Decade of terror remains a highly sensitive subject in China, but that may now be changing

Concern in China as Guy Ullens confirms Ullens Centre for sale along with remainder of his Chinese contemporary art collection

Liu Yiqian and Wang Wei are rapidly buying art to fill their growing museum empire

The move seems to be part of a government crackdown on private entities renting spaces across the country

Artists focus on disorientation and discrimination faced by the millions who seek work in China’s cities and factories

Organised by Raqs Media Collective, the exhibition will take on sci-fi themes and existential quandaries

The private museum has opened its first outpost outside of Shanghai

Bose Krishnamachari has invited 80 international artists including Anish Kapoor and Santiago Sierra to take part

Visitors can compare and contrast the Art021 and West Bund contemporary fairs in November

It takes more than talent for vastly outnumbered female artists to come to the fore

His 305-meter long installation to go on show three decades after artist visited China

Scenic water town launches ambitious exhibition

Liu Haisu Art Museum will also showcase work by emerging artists

Chinese collectors Wang Wei and Liu Yiqian look beyond Shanghai to vast but lesser-known city of Chongqing

Xu Zhen has recreated a Chinese mini-mart, but the packages have been emptied of their products

Inaugural Art Wuzhen features works by Ai Weiwei, Xu Bing, Marina Abramovic and Damien Hirst but Ann Hamilton steals the show in old-style theatre

At the fair younger artists address China’s most pressing issues

London museum will lend works and organise touring exhibitions in new design complex

There's more to so-called "shanzhai" than slavish imitation

<p> Giant sculptures from Tang dynasty accessible at Unesco World Heritage Site </p>

In a letter to a lawyer, Geng Jianyi calls his previous dismissal of the works as authentic a “failure of memory”