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Su Ling Gyr’s multimedia installation Fashion Bone employs photography, video, performance and drawing in an investigation into the manipulation of identity through fashion.

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Su Ling Gyr’s 'Fashion Bone' Explores The Fluidity Of Identity

Discover the places to wine and dine in Hong Kong's up-and-coming Kennedy Town district.

Hong Kong

The Best Restaurants In Hong Kong's Kennedy Town

While drawing form the works of German Expressionist artists such as Max Beckmann, Wuhan-born artist Zeng Fanzhi's works are firmly situated within the artistic, political, and social context of 21st century China.

Zeng Fanzhi: China Masked

Painting porcelain might be a dying art, but craftsman Tan Zhihong is determined to make a lasting impression.

Hong Kong's Last Porcelain Painter

Shaoxing Opera is a relatively new performance style, but it represents a deep cultural legacy going back hundreds of years.

Shaoxing Opera: The Grassroots Movement Led by Female Artists

Though often overshadowed by neighboring ethnic groups, the Maonan are worthy of recognition. 

An Introduction to China's Maonan People

As the cradle of Chinese civilization, Henan is home to countless historical and cultural sites.

Spotlight on a Chinese Province: Henan

The nation's communist party is determined to rid its culture of hip hop's 'low-taste content.'

China Is Censoring Hip Hop On Television and Streaming Sites

China is home to 15 megacities with populations over 10 million. Once finished, Pearl River Delta and Jing-Jin-Ji will be the world's largest cities.

China Is Building Megacities Bigger Than Entire Countries

A monumental-sized dragon sculpture by American artist Lawrence Argent has been unveiled in Shenzhen, China.

Shenzhen

Don't Miss Lawrence Argent's Striking Dragon at Shenzhen's Uniwalk

A Monumental Sized Dragon Sculpture Has Been Brought to Life in This Chinese City

Zhang Yimou is one of China's most celebrated film directors who has garnered praise both in China and abroad for films such as To Live, Raise the Red Lantern and House of Flying Daggers. In 2008, Zhang also directed the lavishly spectacular opening ceremony of the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

Zhang Yimou: Choreographing Chinese Cinema

Read our brief history of Dafen village, Shenzhen's artistic hub , where oil painting replicas and original art works are made

The Art of Imitation: A Brief History of Dafen Art Village

With its unique East-meets-West heritage, Macau is a model city for photographers. Discover some of the city's best sites and angles for capturing the perfect shot.

Macau

A Photographer’s Guide to Macau: The City’s Best Angles

Believe it or not, hutongs are the best spots for finding cool, authentic cafés in Beijing.

Beijing

The Best Hidden Hutong Cafés in Beijing

Chinese science fiction is seeing a surgein popularity, especially with the publication of Hugo Award-winning 'Three-Body Problem'.

Chinese Science Fiction is Experiencing a New Golden Age

From a quirky trio of peeing statues to an iconic square where time has stood still, these 20 Brussels attractions should be on your must-see list.

20 Must-Visit Attractions in Brussels

Culture Trip’s pick of the best bars in Ghent takes you from a traditional bruin café to sizzling jazz enclaves and on-trend apero spots.

An Insider's Guide to the Best Bars in Ghent

Brussels has plenty of free museums and historical landmarks that allow you to keep your Euros in your pocket while taking in some great cultural sights.

How To Discover Brussels on a Budget

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