Art in China: Censorship, Secrecy, and the Struggle to be Heard
In a society in which art is repressed, it gains in urgency what it loses in visibility.
Sep 1998
In a society in which art is repressed, it gains in urgency what it loses in visibility.
Aug 1998
In the first North Asian Biennial, work from China, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan raises issues of national identity and tradition.
Feb 1998
Beautiful, friendly, and virtually untouristed--this is the next safari destination.
Aug 1996
On Taiwan, style is ideology. Traditional suggests unification with Beijing; conceptual, independence; oils, the ruling centrists.
Mar 1996
A tale of politically loaded Chinese treasures, angry young Taiwanese, nervous corporate sponsors, and a sudden punch in the face.
Jan 1996
Central Europe's most exquisite city is German in name, Italian in appearance, and Bohemian in spirit.
Jun 1994
Zhirinovsky's New York friends tell all.
Mar 1994
Black art needs no white sympathy, but the reception it meets from whites is often patronizing or exploitative.
Dec 1993
Meet the willful, playful young artists who may be China's most subversive dissidents.
Oct 1993
The unofficial art movement of the old Soviet Union was formed by an absence of market. Glasnost changed all that.