traditional art and culture

Collectors, scholars, and arts enthusiasts alike are poised to savor New York’s essential event for Asian art.

Michael Teller of TK Antiquities has handled thousands of ancient artifacts from China in the last 30 years and is serious about authenticating pieces.

The Art of Zhen Shan Ren is described as neo-renaissance and has associations with the European Renaissance of the 15th and 16th centuries.

To celebrate the arrival of the Terra Cotta Warriors in San Francisco, Stanford Professor Emeritus Albert E. Dien discussed their importance in a lecture on Jan. 26.

The artists wish to create true art through inner purity and a good heart that embraces upright moral principles.

New Commissioner, Sir Graham Bright, cut the ribbon of The Art of Zhen Shan Ren at the Cambridge Guildhall, showing that the holder of a tough job can have a sensitive side.

New York-based musicians raise awareness about human rights abuses in China.

The earliest known ceramics could provide a breakthrough for 3-D printing technology in an innovative blend of ancient meets modern.

Traditional Korean clothing, locally called hanbok, has gradually won favor by people from different parts of the world.

To celebrate the new U.S.-Indonesia partnership, a competition to design American batik has been launched.

Highly acclaimed Shen Yun Performing Arts performed once again in Los Angeles on the evening of Sunday, Feb 7.

Mrs. Lantos is the widow of Congressman Tom Lantos, who served as a member of the Congressional Human Rights Caucus for over 20 years.

Fancy living in a tent? Yurts are gaining popularity as more and more people chose the traditional abode of Mongolians to live, work and play in.

Gu Kaizhi (c. 345-405), was born in Wuxi, Jiangsu province and is believed to be the founder of traditional Chinese painting.