Lisa Movius
China’s rising young stars shine in a man’s world
It takes more than talent for vastly outnumbered female artists to come to the fore
Robert Rauschenberg's art to make Beijing comeback after 31 years
His 305-meter long installation to go on show three decades after artist visited China
Art Wuzhen is a model show for smaller Chinese cities
Scenic water town launches ambitious exhibition
Shanghai museum dedicated to 20th-century artist reopens in new venue
Liu Haisu Art Museum will also showcase work by emerging artists
Long Museum founders to open third space in just four years
Chinese collectors Wang Wei and Liu Yiqian look beyond Shanghai to vast but lesser-known city of Chongqing
Artist opens subversive supermarket in Shanghai
Xu Zhen has recreated a Chinese mini-mart, but the packages have been emptied of their products
Historic Chinese water village rivals Beijing and Shanghai as new art destination
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
Why the personal is political in China
At the fair younger artists address China’s most pressing issues
How London's V&A is helping to inspire Chinese design in Shenzhen
London museum will lend works and organise touring exhibitions in new design complex
Why China's tradition of copying is becoming a creative force
There's more to so-called "shanzhai" than slavish imitation
China’s finest royal cave temple opens to the public
<p> Giant sculptures from Tang dynasty accessible at Unesco World Heritage Site </p>
Chinese artist retracts forgery claims about disputed Hairdressing paintings
In a letter to a lawyer, Geng Jianyi calls his previous dismissal of the works as authentic a “failure of memory”
Heritage lost: how two art and design exhibitions frame southern China’s transformation
Lisa Movius on the Guangzhou Triennial, Asia Biennial and Shenzhen Urban Biennale
Design museum rises in China—with a little help from the V&A
Partnership with state-owned conglomerate is a first for the London museum
Cracking plan to protect Great Wall of China
Survey to identify the most endangered sections will begin in Inner Mongolia
Did Taiwan miss its chance to play in the international art market?
Despite generations of collecting and a favourable tax regime, the island faces formidable competition
Guangzhou and Shenzhen flex their biennial muscles
Major exhibitions open in south China, showing there is more to Pearl River Delta than vast factories
For world-class Art Deco, visit Shanghai
Chinese city is first in Asia to host global congress
Arles photo festival comes to south China
Photographer Rong Rong brings touch of Provence to home province of Fuijan