
Shanghai Museum’s long-running calligraphy and painting halls close a twenty-year chapter with Su Shi, Mi Fu, and a farewell hang.

“Dense, beautiful, and ample”: researching High Tang line drawing on newly studied coffin wall screens.

On April 6, the exhibition "The Rossetti Family" was exhibited at Tate Britain, focusing on the famous 19th-century British Rossetti family, including...

"What's going on in the mountains? Brew wine with pine flowers, brew tea with spring water." In the poems and essays of Zhang Kejiu, a poet in the...

Yuan masters Ni Zan and Wang Meng return as Taipei renews its “Bi Song, Ink and Dance” hang.

Behind “research and study” overnight programs—what it means to sleep next to archaeology.

Zhouqiao on the Bian River—an archaeological twin to the Song cityscape of Qingming riverside fame.

The "Taibai Mountain Picture" volume by Wang Meng in the Yuan Dynasty is a famous work in the history of Chinese landscape painting. Taibai Mountain i...

Suzhou Museum restages the “earliest Mogao” caves—Dunhuang art facing a Jiangnan audience.

Long Museum’s Ming calligraphy and painting hang—long scrolls that open brushwork and friendship.

Cao Sugong's ink-making skills are displayed on site at the Brush and Ink Palace (..

The opening scene of the "Song Yun Jinhui" special art exhibition. The vernal equinox is approaching, and Hangzhou West Lake is ushering in th...