Jing Se, an exhibition currently on display at the Suzhou Art Museum in Jiangsu province, centers on the modern development of qinglyu landscape paintings.
The Internationale in the Heart, an exhibition at the CAFA Art Museum, traces the evolution of Wen Lipeng's painting.
Beauty of the Times presents a panoramic view of Yunnan province and its development over the past seven decades in an exhibition of 88 artworks from the collection of the Yunnan Art Museum.
The work of ink painter Yao Dawu appears to echo the verse by Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi that "flowers are not flowers, fog not fog".
The exhibition, Faces of Time, navigates the progress of Western portraiture spanning five centuries.
The ongoing solo exhibition at the China National Academy of Painting is a celebration of the dynamism of lives.
The show is designed to raise public awareness of the environmental protection of the Yangtze river.
Following Liu's words, Lu has invested greatly in the depiction of the infinite inner worlds of his figures.
In his still life paintings, Tong Ziyun likes to lend a uniqueness and distinction to things commonly found in daily life.
Painting Xinjiang, an ongoing exhibition at the Art Museum of the Central Academy of Fine Arts, shines a spotlight on depictions of Xinjiang by different generations of 20th century Chinese artists.
In a letter to her daughter Liang Zaibing, in 1937, architect Lin Huiyin described the hardships during her fourth trip with Liang Sicheng from Beijing to Shanxi province.
Not everyone will be aware of Yves Klein (1928-62), the French artist who, in his short-lived life, pioneered the art movement in Europe after World War II.