More than 100 events accompanied two major fairs, with a vibrant and chaotic energy befitting China's financial capital

The new venue will be run and funded by the private collector Wu Jing, whose Rodin works, ordered from Paris, will be on show

Tokyo’s rich, international art scene and accessible residency are among the factors encouraging China‘s cultural workers to move to the island country

“Even though we are confronted with situations of hopelessness, resilience is our kind of hope,” say Chinese curators Carol Yinghua Lu and Liu Ding

The event's eight edition was held as artist villages are demolished and cultural figures flee the city

Big cultural venues will remain in riverside district, but group of buildings housing commercial galleries slated for demolition

Is a return for the disgraced art dealer that unthinkable? Plus, how Article 23 might impact the art sector, and a closer look at a royal weapon coming on show in London

Chinese institution, which suspended exhibitions in October 2022, has been reinvigorated following fundraising auction

Article 23 introduces 39 new kinds of security crimes and stipulates life sentences for sabotage, treason and insurrection

Despite governmental intimidation of arts entities, the high cost of living and the lure of better opportunities abroad, many artists are choosing to remain in the city

As three contenders battle it out to become president, artists plead for them to see there is more to Taiwan than semiconductors

Insiders say import taxes are strangling much-needed cultural interchange

Chinese artist recreates two famous historic paintings using the hundreds of thousands of Lego bricks

Move is part of a "systematic effort to curb the practice of Islam" in the country, says the organisation's acting director

Against a backdrop of growing censorship, a book charting the struggle of the community to gain mainstream recognition offers some hope

The exhibition in Nantes was postponed after interventions by Beijing authorities

Though the wealthiest collectors remain untroubled by recent jolts to the economy, many galleries and younger collectors are being hit hard

Despite a slew of records set for Western art in Asia, including new highest prices for Modigliani and Mark Bradford, the Hong Kong sale made below its low estimate

Plus, the AI copyright debate in the US and the end of China’s museum boom

From the devastation of the Cultural Revolution to the transformation of the contemporary art scene

As the country's economy takes a nosedive, its institutions face fiscal freeze and covert control amid an increasingly chaotic and arbitrary government censorship regime

Two social media influencers—Pancake Fruit and Summer Sister—are behind the series posted on Douyin

We ask leading art world figures about their hopes and concerns, and discuss what the future has in store for museums, the art market and artists with our long-term contributors Cristina Ruiz, Georgina Adam and Louisa Buck

Paintings by Modigliani and Kusama among the 50 works to be offered in Hong Kong—with more potentially coming to the block in New York

Beating the most popular paid-for exhibition on home turf, it has been a big win for the museum—but ethical questions linger

Vancouver-based Yilin Wang says the London institution included their translations of Chinese poet Qiu Jin’s poems in its latest show—but did not credit her

A similar institution in Hong Kong was forcibly shuttered in 2021 following the passage of the city’s restrictive security law

This is the event's first edition since China lifted its Covid restrictions

Ching will be based in Hong Kong and starts the new role on Wednesday

Work commemorating Tiananmen Square tragedy is confiscated as part of "incitement to subversion" case