The question of art education in China, like just about every question in China, is a complicated one, tied to the myriad issues facing a society in the throes of a massive transition. There is no easy solution, and acknowledging the obstacles is a prerequisite to solving the issues. To this end, we interviewed eight artists who teach (or taught) in art academies. Among these
SHENZHEN, China, Nov. 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ A report from Shenzhen Daily: A total of 40 companies from the Chinese mainland, Hong Kong and foreign countries and regions will invest 86.6
/PRNewswire/ A report from Shenzhen Daily: A total of 40 companies from the Chinese mainland, Hong Kong and foreign countries and regions will invest 86.6.
/PRNewswire/ A report from Shenzhen Daily: A total of 40 companies from the Chinese mainland, Hong Kong and foreign countries and regions will invest 86.6.
Last December, culture360 launched a new series of articles on
how the arts are adapting to the New Normal . One year into the global pandemic, this series will present
experiences and stories of resilience, adaptation, and success from the arts sector to the Covid-19 pandemic, with particular focus on differently disabled artists and arts organisations, artists residencies and arts funding.
A library, a study room, and a hangout spot,
Reading Room is a public space where friends gather to read, discuss, meditate and imagine. Launched by HB Station in Guangzhou, China during the pandemic, it is an
offline project that aims to connect with friends through the medium of publications.