Contemporary Chinese art is a product of the intersection of traditional culture and modern civilization, bearing the transformation of eras and the development of society. After more than four decades of vigorous growth, it has attracted global attention. However, in the current global economic downturn, the prosperity of the past seems to be overshadowed by the economic landscape of recent years. The international political structure is becoming multipolar, and multilateralism is becoming an important trend in international political development. The process of globalization faces obstacles such as trade protectionism and geopolitical conflicts. Open from December 1st to January 6th, with specific business hours subject to the day’s opening status.
Zhu Keran’s Solo Exhibition: On the Brink of Speech
Contemporary Chinese art is a product of the intersection of traditional culture and modern civiliza[...]
