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Shanghai Museum
Botticelli to Van Gogh at the Shanghai Museum
National Gallery loans staged as a short course in European painting—from Botticelli to Van Gogh.
Shanghai History Museum
Seventy years ago, the Shanghai Expo and the picture above all started from this landmark building
The exhibition site of “Starting from Here—Shanghai Museum and Shanghai Library 70th Anniversary Joint Exhibition”. In the past 2022, the Shanghai Libra...
museum
Director of the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge: Collections and the Reshaping of the Future
Unusual in the British museum landscape, the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge houses more than half a million artifacts, from Bronze Age pottery to Titian master...
Wang Xizhi
Wang Xizhi special show continues in Tokyo
Tokyo’s Wang Xizhi exhibition rolls on—Lanting lore and calligraphy still drawing crowds.
Liu Gongquan
Liu Gongquan’s epitaph, written at age 71
A Tang calligraphy master at 71—Liu Gongquan’s epitaph rediscovered through archaeology.
Shanghai Museum
National Gallery curator on selecting Botticelli to Van Gogh
How the National Gallery collection show was chosen—and what the sequence wants viewers to compare.
Suzhou Museum
What Jiangnan archaeology says about taste and society
Digs across Jiangnan reveal social life, craft, and the region’s humanistic character in the ground.
Osamu
Lesser Cold: ink plum in Forbidden City paintings
Xiaohan and ink plum—dark fragrance and sparse shadow in Palace Museum plum paintings.
Putty
Sealing clay: from epigraphy to archaeology
How sealing clay left the antiquarian’s desk and entered the archaeological age of discovery.
Pompeii
Ancient Rome’s beautiful landscape on the Huangpu
Roman “beautiful land” staged by the Huangpu—love of landscape across two thousand years of looking.
Yuan Dynasty Sluice Site
Jiangnan Archeology | Song Jian talks about the ruins of the Yuan Dynasty sluice gates: Archeology along the water, salvage of the Yuan Dynasty
Song Jian on Shanghai’s Yuan sluice ruins: water archaeology under a Putuo neighborhood.
Huizhou
Huizhou style: the evolution of book prints from the 16th to the 17th centuries
From the early 20th century to the present, "Hui School Printmaking", as an important topic in the history of Ming Dynasty printmaking, has received c...