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Presented in partnership with the Hong Kong Arts Centre, this November UBS will give Hong Kong art lovers the chance to feast their eyes on some of the most important pieces of Pop Art with the wide-ranging exhibition Pop Sensation. Read More

Inclusion in this year's MoMA Photography series is a great achievement for Zhang Dali, but it's not really surprising, considering the growing popularity of "blue-chip" Chinese contemporary photographers both at international museums and among China's new art collectors. Read More

This summer, blue-chip Chinese contemporary art is not only back in the news, it's being exhibited at an ever-increasing number of Western museums, even at venues not traditionally known for visual arts. Read More

In New York for the opening this weekend of a major work at MoMA P.S. 1, Beijing-based artist Feng Mengbo spoke Tuesday night at the China Institute, offering a survey of his artistic development. Read More

Fans of Song Dong, the Chinese artist whose exhibition "Waste Not" made a splash last year at New York's Museum of Modern Art, should be sure to check out Song's new solo exhibition at Pace Beijing. Read More

Three influential artists of China’s early contemporary art scene came together at New York’s Museum of Modern Art this past Friday evening to celebrate the publication of a new book to which they all contributed—even if they didn’t know it at the time. Read More

As contemporary Chinese art continues to claim an increasingly prominent position in the international art world, MoMA is marking the publication of its latest “Primary Documents” volume - the first to focus on art from Asia. Read More

The Chinese filmmaker Jia Zhangke's had a busy year, and it's about to get even busier this August, when Jia will receive the prestigious Leopard of Honor (Pardo d’onore) at the Locarno Film Festival in Switzerland. Read More

In Part Two of Jing Daily's exclusive interview with Sixth Generation Chinese filmmaker Jia Zhangke, Jia discusses his film production company, XStream, and some of the upcoming projects he is currently involved in, both as a director and producer. Read More

In Part One of our two-part interview, Jia discusses the current state of film production in China, his personal experiences as a young director in Beijing in the mid-'90s and support of young directors there today, and the difference between being an "underground" director and one who operates within China's state film system. Read More