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-	Exhibition or Playtime? An Interactive Art Experience
	A contemporary and interactive art exhibition geared toward young people opened at the He Xiangning Art Museum on Sunday.
-	CCTV News Edges Toward Reform
	China Central Television's primetime national news program "Xinwen Lianbo," or News Broadcast, assigned two new anchorpersons on June 5. This move, welcomed across the country, could be an indication that China's biggest television station is edging toward change, trying to win back viewers who were "poached" by smaller but more exciting and progressive provincial and private stations.
-	Hometown Paintings by Chinese Artist Shown in Washington
	The famous Chinese painter Huang Gesheng, from south China's Guangxi, introduced some of his work and discussed the history of Chinese painting with an audience at the Library of Congress, Washington, on June 1.
-	Exhibition Compares Images of Africa And China
	A Chinese photographer's comparative images of the dry landscape and wildlife of western China and South African grasslands and creatures are on display in Nairobi, capital of Kenya.
-	Farmers Record Beauty of Daily Life on Camera
	A 52-year-old Hani ethnic minority farmer living in a small village of Jinghong County in Xishuangbanna Prefecture of Southwest China's Yunnan Province, Li has become a star photographer, with works published and exhibited nationwide.
-	Animated, But not Yet a Cash Cow
	Animation is hot. There is a huge demand for cartoons, and artists can't draw them quick enough to keep up. And yet the producers of animated works in China mostly lose money.
-	Display of Rare Treasures Marks Cultural Heritage Day
	Visitors may wonder why a plain-looking, rusty, bronze ding vessel is the centerpiece near the entrance to the "2006 Special Exhibition for the Cultural Heritage Day of China" which runs from June 5 to July 5 at the National Museum of China in central Beijing.
-	Thru the Moebius Strip: A 3D Animated Coup for China
	Five years in the making and costing over 130 million yuan (US$16 million), China's first original 3D animation film Thru the Moebius Strip is finally ready to hit mainland movie screens in August. Apart from its being dubbed in Chinese, the China-produced feature has little to do with Chinese history, legend or culture, but it does represent a coup for China's fledgling animation industry.
-	Photo Contest Captures Emotion And Drama of Asia
	Migrant worker Wei Qinggang grasps a girl who is nearly swept into Shazikou Bay in Qingdao, east China's Shandong Province, during Typhoon Matsa on Aug. 8 last year -- the words fail to convey the life and death drama that was captured on film.
-	4th Int'l Children's Art Exhibition to Open in Beijing
	The 4th International Children's Art Exhibition (ICAE) will open in Beijing in August, with children from more than 50 countries expected to participate, organizers say.
-	Masters' Works Go Under Hammer
	A portrait of late Chinese military legend Zhu De (1886-1976) by an American painter, a Yuan Dynasty blue and white porcelain jar with a design of interlocking sprays of peony flowers, and a rarely seen huge hanging scroll of a landscape by Chinese ink painting master Qi Baishi (1864-1957).
-	Traveling Masterpieces Attract Chinese Art Lovers
	Despite the weekend's downpours, the Beijing World Art Museum greeted crowds of art lovers eager to see works from masters such as Monet, Degas, Van Gogh, Czanne, Rodin and Picasso with their own eyes.
-	Disabled Artists' Show Held in Shanghai
	Two hundred disabled artists are displaying their work at the Shanghai Library, highlighting weeklong events on helping the disabled. The two-day show ends today.
-	Happiness Project Art Exhibition
	To celebrate Mother's Day, a unique exhibition called "Chinese Mother," launched by the Happy Project Committee, will raise its curtain this week in Yan Huang Art Museum in Beijing.
-	Exhibit Unveils Sicilian Treasures
	As the "melting pot of the ancient world," Sicily offers a fascinating fusion of art and architecture with touches of influence from the Greeks, Romans, Arabs, Normans, French, Spanish and Italians. Special showpieces highlighting the rich diversity of the Sicilian culture are now on display in China with some showcasing traces of the Chinese culture in early Italian history.

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