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Guimet National Museum of Asian Art
Guimet’s director on staging Asia’s past
The Guimet Museum director on displaying Asian heritage and rebuilding historical narratives in Paris.
Miniature painting of Womoer
Mughal miniature paintings in a multicultural India
From the mid-16th to mid-19th century—how Mughal courts composed South Asia’s dazzling art chapter.
Miniature painting of Womoer
Mughal detailed painting and plural Indian civilization
From the mid-16th to mid-19th century—how Mughal courts composed India’s dazzling art chapter.
Renaissance
Florence 1504: Michelangelo, Leonardo, and Raphael in one room
A freezing January day when Florence’s giants gathered—and the city chose where art would stand.
Shanghai Painting and Calligraphy Museum
Shanghai Museum’s maritime painting and calligraphy gallery
East Hall’s maritime brush route—ports, ships, and coastal patronage in painting and calligraphy.
Cultural China Tour
Yangtze memoir: Chongming and the poet’s return
River journey notes from Chongming—where the Yangtze meets the sea and a poet comes home.
Shanghai Museum
From Garden of High Ambitions into Shangbo painting
Starting from a Tang “Garden of High Ambitions,” a path into Shanghai Museum’s painting gallery.
Shanghai Museum
Shanghai Museum’s renewed Chinese painting gallery
A permanent painting hang rebuilt—Tang masters and later brush history in one continuous walk.
Songze ruins
Songze and the deep historical song of the Yangtze
Cultural China Journey along the Yangtze—Songze and the deep roots under modern Shanghai.
Renaissance
Martin Kemp: Brunelleschi, perspective, and Renaissance light
Starting with Brunelleschi—how perspective and light became Renaissance “science.”
Solar Terms & Seasons
Frost’s Descent: night frost and red parasol trees
The twenty-four solar terms at Frost’s Descent—clear frost by night, leaves turning red.
Shanghai Museum East Hall Painting Gallery
Shanghai Museum calligraphy: Jin and Tang openers
A new calligraphy wing at Shanghai Museum—opened with Jin and Tang masterpieces as the first voice.