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EXHIBITIONS
Ink In The Present- Shanghai ink painting exhibition
Until June 10
Shanghai Duolun Museum of Modern Art
Zhu Qizhan Art Museum Shanghai
Ink In The Present consists of five exhibitions featuring over 60 artists focusing on the ink medium, both Chinese and foreign. Collectively the show responds to arising issues such as national and cultural identity, and explores the cultural horizons of contemporary China by showcasing [...]
Tags: chinese ink painting, contemporary ink, Duolun Museum of Modern Art, Zhu Qizhan Art Museum
EXHIBITIONS
Post-Mao Dreaming exhibition at Smith College Museum
Until May 31
Smith College Museum of Art, Northampton
Primarily focused on variations of ink painting and works on paper, “Post-Mao Dreaming” focuses on the exploration of historical Chinese art forms without the overt display of iconic political images and fetishized symbols that have come to characterize contemporary Chinese art. This exhibition provides a broad visual window [...]
Tags: Chen Haiyan, chinese ink painting, Gu Gan, Gu Wenda, Jerome Cohen, Joan Leobold Cohen, Wu Shanzhuan, Yang Yanping
EXHIBITIONS
Ink Not Ink exhibition on World Tour
Until May 9
Drexel University
INK not INK, a symposium on contemporary ink painting on show at Drexel University from April 1, will be the first survey-scale exhibition of contemporary Chinese art in the Greater Philadelphia area. The exhibiton made its debut at Shenzhen Art Museum in September last year and moved to the Today Art Museum [...]
Tags: chinese ink painting, contemporary chinese art, contemporary ink painting, Drexel University, Gu Wenda, INK not INK, Lin Tianmiao, Shenzhen Art Museum, Today Art Museum, Wei Qingji
EXHIBITIONS, ON THE GROUND
Chinese Contemporary Ink Exhibition at Today Art Museum
Until March 15
Today Art Museum Hall No.2
No.32 Baiziwan Road, Chaoyang District
There are no traditional Chinese ink motifs here. Gone are the typical mountains, waterfalls, flowers and birds usually associated with the classic tradition. Instead they are replaced by lavish food banquets, modern machinery, expressive portraiture, abstract compositions, as well as other objects and scenes of [...]
Tags: chinese ink painting, contemporary ink, Four Square Exhibition Inheritance of Chinese Contempor, Li Jin, Liu Qinghe, Tian Liming, Today Art Museum, Wu Yi 
Upon returning to New York after her first visit to China, Soraya Broukhim provides a review of Wang Qingsong’s "When World's Collide" exhibition of photographs and videos at ICP. (
New Chinese Ink Art at Art Palm Beach, Florida