Blog Category - Visual Arts
Best of Beijing in Readers' Photos showcases the most beautiful sights from around the capital as seen through the eyes (and lenses) of readers like...
Beijing's art scene keeps at it even with the slow approach of winter. Here are two exhibitions and an art event worth taking part in.
From the China Railway Museum's Zhengyangmen branch, we go northeast to their original, locomotive-heavy location – a real train lover's delight.
Beijing isn't immune to the resurgence in analog photography, with a few shops offering cameras and film development for those new or getting back...
Russian artist Maria Efremochkina shares with us the beauty of her creative practice
New exhibitions, art talks and more artsy things in the capital.
Dive into the photographs of LS Lee, a British expat who has made it his goal to document the little moments in Beijing life.
Sculptures can be made from many things, but can sandwiches be sculptures too? You decide with the recommendations in this edition of Art & Eats.
Situated just east of Tian'anmen and the Forbidden City, Huangcheng Art Museum is like a tranquil escape in the heart of the city center.
As if to match the vibrancy of the summer weather, two shows featuring the colorful works of two internationally renowned artists will soon grace...
This one man show about a young man's introduction to the works of William Shakespeare is still going strong.
Argentinian cultural entrepreneur Guillermo Bravo breathes new life into this artistic hub
This year's showcase of contemporary art in Beijing highlights up and coming artists and the
The Toyists and other artists have left their mark in Beijing's premier arts district in time for the new season.
Here is our roundup of Beijing’s most iconic modern buildings.
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