I arrived late for the summer open house at the Bronx Museum, when security guards had already started to urge people out. Breaking through the embrace of a lively crowd...
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In her previous exhibition at Klein Sun, Borrowing an Easterly Wind, artist Geng Xue (耿雪) used cobalt blue-colored wind lines on a large photograph of a forest and on the...
Since last fall, a stretch of the pedestrian plaza along Broadway in the Garment District has been home to a menagerie of fantastic creatures conjured by Taiwanese artist Hung Yi (洪易)....
Before coming to New York City, Ming-Jer Kuo (b. 1972, Taipei) was an environmental engineer assigned to government projects in Taiwan for more than 11 years. In 2011, he left...
If you’re one of our regular readers, you know that at any given week, at least a dozen exhibitions featuring works from Chinese artists are going on in New York....
For its final show of 2016, Klein Sun Gallery presented artist Liu Bolin, who is known in the art world and online for his photographic self-portraits in which he meticulously paints...
The exhibition No Limits: Zao Wou-Ki at Asia Society shows a wide range of works by the late Chinese-born artist, Zao Wou-Ki. The works on view include the artist’s paintings, drawings,...
I first met artist Liu Chang (刘唱，b.1987, Beijing) over a month before her solo show was scheduled to open at Fou Gallery. We sat at a large round table in...
Known for its normcore style, Japanese brand MUJI exudes Zen purity—the “intrinsic appeal of an object through rationalization and meticulous elimination of excess.” Its name (which can be translated to “brandless”) and advertising...
Following her graduation from Shanghai Jiaotong University with a degree in architecture in 2010, artist Pan Ge spent a year traveling in Tibet, Xinjiang, Nepal, India, Cambodia, and Thailand to...