Chinese artist Chen Ping, whose paintings reflect the deep interest in humanity and mythology of his homeland, has selected works on display at the Informality gallery in Henley.

The State Hermitage is delighted to present the exhibition Zhang Huan: In the Ashes of History, the first solo exhibition in Russia by the famous contemporary Chinese artist Zhang Huan. Originally, due to open on 15 May 2020, the exhibition been rescheduled to a later date, as result of the pandemic.

“Out of the Blue, A Calligraphic Journey through Alcantara” opens next week in the Apartment of the Princes at the Royal Palace of Milan as a special feature of Milan Art Week.

Wang is often hailed as a “lyric humanistic” who inherited the spirit of Chinese scholar-artists, being well-cultivated in literature, calligraphy and ink paintings. His works are exuberant with delight, wit and serenity.

Zhou Xuancheng, national first-class artist, executive vice president of Confucius Institute of Chinese Local Art Association, vice president of Chinese Painting Academy, honorary doctor of Confucius Institute at Chulalongkorn University, vice president of Landscape Painting Institute of Chinese Painting Academy, vice president of Beijing Contemporary Friendship Painting and Calligraphy Institute, visiting professor of national architecture institute of china Painting and Calligraphy Professional Committee, a native of Dao County, Yongzhou City, Hunan Province,

An exhibition of calligraphy and painting by Su Shi, one of the Chinese cultural figures who lived in the 11th century, opened on Tuesday at the Gugong Museum.

The Not Like Everybody – Selected Works of the Yangzhou Art School of the Qing Dynasty exhibition co-organized by Liaoning Provincial Museum, Yangzhou Museum and Guangzhou Art Museum, will be held from 28 August to 28 November 2020 at the Department of Historical Chinese Painting on the first floor of the Guangzhou Art Museum.

The Modern Ink series features innovative painters starting from “the first Opium War in 1840 and ending with the beginning of the Cultural Revolution in 1966

Al-Kahtani’s family of five stayed in China during the epidemic. On February 20, he went to a local police station in Tianjin and left a handwritten letter in Chinese along with 500 yuan ($72).

A huge painting of a flowering cotton tree in the style of Chinese painting by renowned martial artist Zhu Mo was recently exhibited at the Zhu Jiang Hotel in Guangzhou.