Russia's most famous modern dance group, Todes, will delight Beijing audiences with its dynamic and innovative performances.
Every week we look at a work of art or a cultural relic that puts the spotlight on China's heritage.
As if the life of Nicolas Sarkozy has not produced enough melodrama, French moviemakers have produced a semifictional drama, called "La ConquĂȘte,".
About a dozen people were gathered around identical models of airline businessclass seats, impeccably fashioned in wood.
"Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York is ethereal and gross, graceful and utterly manipulative.
The 2011 Intro Electronic Music Festival marks a high note in the genre's development on the mainland.
Yang Zaichun is holding his solo calligraphy show with more than 100 calligraphic scrolls.
Veteran Taiwan director Stan Lai's hit comic drama, Love on A Two-Way Street, also titled He and His Two Wives, has delighted audiences for a decade.
Indian author Sunil Gangopadhyay, seen in some circles as a contender for the Nobel, does not put much stock in the coveted award.
Author Chi Zijian's works reflect the shades of darkness and light that color the human soul.
Editors of the newly re-launched Asian Review of Books (ARB) believe there is a dearth of long-form journalism about the region written for and by Asians.
Young Chinese-American violinist Gao Xiang and the University of Michigan Symphony Band will tour more than six Chinese cities.