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South China’s Coastal economic powerhouse Guangzhou is one of Chinese metropolises that have always had relatively significant overseas communities. According to the local government, among the eighty thousand registered foreign…
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Like most people in the world, I only became aware of autism thirty years ago, after the release of the 1988 film "Rain Man", which won four Oscars. Today, April…
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Captured in black & white square format gelatin silver films, Hu Li’s spectacular visual celebration of the Chinese New Year, presented through the 204 pages of his newly published photo-book…
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Created by young Beijing Red Guards in 1967 at the height of the Cultural Revolution, the first Mao Statue with outstretched arm was erected at the entrance of Tsinghua University…
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On the morning of 19th September, after a day of seemingly endless rain that wasn’t enough to cool the ardour of the curators and their assistants in their clashes on…
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Xiao Quan (pronounced Shiao Chou’an) born in 1959 in Chengdu, is reputed in Chinese photographic circle as the best portraitist in China. I have been thinking harder but could not…
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Xiao Quan’s body of 54 selected new works struck us for its never-seen-before freshness and energy, while the field of portrait masters appears to be crowded enough with the likes…
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Marc Riboud loved China, a world traveler as he was, China is the only country he has visited from 1957 to 2010 twenty-two times, during a career that spans more…
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When we tried to translate the title of Patrick Zachmann’s exhibition into Chinese, we realized the different possible meanings it implied, so we asked him what he really sought to…
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Yann Layma, a photographer of Chinese landscapes since 1985, twenty-five years ago stumbled on a tiny black-and-white photo of the terraced rice fields of Yuanyang County in a magazine and…
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