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-	Photo Show Calls for Public Concerns over Rural Migrant Workers
	An on-going photo exhibition aimed at being an eye-opener for Beijing residents depicts the true living and working conditions of rural migrant workers and their children who have come to the national capital.
-	Human-body Art Exhibition Open to All Ages
	With more than 130 pieces, an art exhibition on the human body in Harbin, which began on April 12, gathered paintings, oil paintings and sculptures, most of which presented models of female bodies to reflect Chinese views on sexuality - a traditional taboo in
-	Shanghai's House of Wax All Set
	Final preparations are being made for the opening of Shanghai's Madame Tussauds which will open for business on May 1. The management team is confident of success in what is the group's sixth waxwork museum which is located on the 10th floor of the New World Department Store on Nanjing Road -- one of the most crowded shopping streets in the city.
-	City's Visual Arts Feature French Flavor
	China National Museum of Arts will have a distinct French flavor for the next few months, as it hosts major exhibitions featuring artists from the European country.
-	Russian Royal Costume Show Displayed in Shanghai
	A Russian royal costume exhibition has opened in China's largest city of Shanghai, bringing replicas of more than 40 classics of Russian royal fashion in the past three centuries.
-	Masterpieces Reveal An Intimate Portrait of Russia
	Thousands of visitors are flooding the National Art Museum of China in downtown Beijing to experience the enriching world of Russian culture, history and society, as revealed through the eyes of the country's master painters.
-	Folk Artist Recreates Life with Scissors
	Wearing a red sweater and no make-up, Zhu Manhua, 60, is like any elderly village woman of Yantai, a coastal city in east China's Shandong Province.
-	Art in the Abode
	Elisabeth de Brabant is proof that a house is more than just four walls and a roof, because if you ask her about her first six months living in Shanghai, she'll tell you she wasn't all that sold on the city.
-	Exhibit Recaptures Painter's Life
	Liu Haisu (1896-1994) is probably one of the most controversial artists in modern Chinese art history. On the one hand, he is believed by many to be the founder of the first art academy in China with a Western-style curriculum.
-	Painter's Daughter Fighting TV Portrait of Father
	Upset by the depiction of Chinese painter Zhang Daqian (1899-1983) in the TV series "Zhang Daqian," his daughter is now asking for public pressure to stop the TV drama from going on the air, according to Sunday's Shenzhen Special Zone Daily.
-	Exhibit Recaptures Painter's Life
	Liu Haisu (1896-1994) is probably one of the most controversial artists in modern Chinese art history.
-	Butter Sculpture Tradition Melting Away
	Tibetan New Year, Losar, falls on February 28, and Tibetans across the country have started preparing for the celebrations. They whitewash houses, clean silver and bronze wares, and paint good omens on beams and pillars.
-	Chen Zhen Artworks to Make Debut
	The Shanghai Art Museum will host a display of 14 large installations created by Chen Zhen (1955-2000), one of China's most famous contemporary artists, starting Saturday.
-	March Art Auction
	This spring's first auction of paintings and calligraphies is to be held in Beijing on March 13. Items to come under the hammer include works by Qi Baishi, Li Keran, Zhang Daqian and several other Chinese art masters of modern times.
-	Art Begins to Imitate High-tech, Global Life
	Many of China's major museums have begun constructing digital clones of themselves in the form of websites and producing twin-language exhibition catalogues as the country evolves into a global high-tech and cultural power.

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