
A West Lake Museum shousu party—appreciating rocks, hanging paintings, and literati sociability.

"I am a native of Hainan, parasitic in Western Shuzhou. Suddenly crossing the sea is like traveling far away." This is a poem written by Su Dongpo, a ...

The simple and warm tea ware of Japan's Edo period, the calm and calm lacquer ware, and the beautiful Ukiyo-e objects that rise and fall in the world... inc...

As an important member of the "Tiandu School" in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, one of the "Four Great Masters of Xin'an", and ...

Baroque feeling in Rubens—how antique sculpture becomes resonant skin and flesh on canvas.

“Brilliant Persia” in the Palace Museum—Iranian treasures beside Qing court collecting taste.

West Lake Museum on inscribed “ugly stones”—from Dongpo’s taste to literati stone culture.

At the press conference, Chu Xiaobo, Director of Shanghai Expo, introduced the overview of the East Pavilion. The first press conference of the Shanghai...

“Bi Song, Ink and Dance” refreshes in Taipei with Mi Youren, Qian Xuan, and Song landmarks.

Royalty in gems—how Indian court jewelry shaped craft, taste, and global decorative arts.

First major Botticelli drawings show—how the Renaissance master was built on paper before paint.

Gong Kai, a survivor painter from the late Song Dynasty and early Yuan Dynasty, has few extant paintings but all of them are very distinctive. The "Horse B...