Peter Lindbergh, the prominent fashion photographer, will have his first solo exhibition in China that opens on April 1 at the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art in Beijing.
An army of scholars has attempted to bring the destinies of the characters in Cao Xueqin's mid-18th century novel A Dream of Red Mansions, to a closure.
Leading theater director Meng Jinghui's experimental works never fail to stir up a storm. His latest, Metamorphosis of Butterfly, promises to be no exeption.
NCPA has stepped into the gap left by the China National Opera House, satisfying Beijing's thirst for opera.
More designers, whether in architecture or otherwise, are looking to elements of traditional culture for sustainable ideas.
American director Antoine Fuqua, known for the award-winning film "Training Day", will introduce ancient Chinese beauty Yang Guifei to Western audiences in his new film.
In his first solo exhibition, Tianjin-native artist Liu Zhiyi challenges visitors to disregard external appearances and explore their true selves.
Swimming against the current of so-called "designer" furniture, a number of manufacturers now refer to their products as inspired by the movement of "anti-design."
In the spring of 2009, in a basement workshop in Fez, Morocco, a young curator from New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art sat among a group of artisans ?workers in traditional North African tile, plaster and wood ornament whose roots in the trade stretched back seven generations.
Taiwan director Hou Hsiao-hsien, who has spent the past 20 years making family dramas, decided to take a different path when he met Liu Xiaodong in May 2010.
Britain's TNT Theater is returning to China with Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing, one of the four major comedies the Bard wrote in his prime.
The face is an important part of the human body, displaying the most complex facial expressions.