Inaugural Art Wuzhen features works by Ai Weiwei, Xu Bing, Marina Abramovic and Damien Hirst but Ann Hamilton steals the show in old-style theatre

At the fair younger artists address China’s most pressing issues

London museum will lend works and organise touring exhibitions in new design complex

There's more to so-called "shanzhai" than slavish imitation

<p> Giant sculptures from Tang dynasty accessible at Unesco World Heritage Site </p>

In a letter to a lawyer, Geng Jianyi calls his previous dismissal of the works as authentic a “failure of memory”

Lisa Movius on the Guangzhou Triennial, Asia Biennial and Shenzhen Urban Biennale

Venice has its biennale—why not Wuzhen too?

Survey to identify the most endangered sections will begin in Inner Mongolia

Despite generations of collecting and a favourable tax regime, the island faces formidable competition

Major exhibitions open in south China, showing there is more to Pearl River Delta than vast factories

Chinese city is first in Asia to host global congress

Photographer Rong Rong brings touch of Provence to home province of Fuijan

Recipients include the Ullens Center, K11 and M+

Mu Xin Art Museum honours artist and poet whose work bridged Chinese and Western cultures

With varying reports on sales, dealers’ biggest complaint is that the collector base has stayed static while competition has grown

Yayoi Kusama and Random International are latest victims of China’s copycats

Natural history museum is more receptive than city’s art spaces

But a new edition of the auction house’s First Open series with emerging Chinese artists also did well

But without adequate camera surveillance, the site’s historic objects are still at risk of vandalism

Geng Jianyi says the recreation of his early painting Hairdressing 2 is not by him