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Exhibition review: a Su Shi hang so dense with objects that the name almost disappears.

At the Metropolitan Museum—how poem and picture share one silk in classical Chinese painting.

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 ...

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

Taipei’s calligraphy gallery turns again: Chu Suiliang, Su Shi’s Red Cliff, and Mi Fu letters in a new hang.

An inkstone fanatic refers to a person who is extremely obsessed with inkstones. The literati Su Shi and Mi Fu of the Song Dynasty and Gao Fenghan of the Yangzh...

Beside West Lake, Zhejiang Art Museum gathers Song-to-Qing calligraphy, with Su Shi and Lu You near the center.

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

Sichuan Museum gathers Su Shi landmarks including Yang Xian Tie—“looking back at Dongpo.”