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It has became one of the best contemporary art net in China in years of development. Coordinate with the headquarter in Beijing 798 Art Zone, We have other two branch offices in Shanghai and Chengdu. And special correspondents in London, Paris, New York and Tokyo. 99 Art Net is devoted to provide high quality media coverage, organize exhibitions and forums, collect art related data , do the date analysis and offer professional art collection adverse.

18/09/2025

Hajime Sorayama: The Ultimate Aesthetic of Cyberpunk Desire.
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17/09/2025

Zhang Dali: "Chinese contemporary art struggles to move beyond realism."
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17/09/2025

Mao Xuhui: Do you need a good studio to create great art?
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16/09/2025

Daozi: The Poetic Soul of Ink
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16/09/2025

Huang Yu: "High-value art is the currency of our time."
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Louise Bourgeois's solo exhibition, "Fleeting and Eternal," is set to take place at the Ho-Am Art Museum in Yongin. This...
12/09/2025

Louise Bourgeois's solo exhibition, "Fleeting and Eternal," is set to take place at the Ho-Am Art Museum in Yongin. This landmark exhibition pays tribute to one of the twentieth century's most influential artists. Marking Bourgeois's first major museum show in Korea in 25 years, the exhibition will feature representative works from the Leeum, Samsung Museum of Art collection, including the monumental spider sculpture Maman (1999) and the evocative Cell XI (Portrait) (2000). In total, it brings together over 110 works spanning the artist's entire career. Furthermore, by including some of Bourgeois's personal writings, the exhibition invites viewers into the artist's inner world, offering a deeper understanding of her profound thoughts and artistic motivations.

Artist Li Hongbo's ongoing solo exhibition at the Commune Art Center delves into the theme of Gaokao (China's National C...
11/09/2025

Artist Li Hongbo's ongoing solo exhibition at the Commune Art Center delves into the theme of Gaokao (China's National College Entrance Examination). For this project, Li collected tons of discarded textbooks, transforming these books—laden with students' sweat and pressure—into a series of compelling artworks. The resulting distorted and dislocated "bodies" powerfully symbolize the mental state of students navigating immense academic pressure. The exhibition features a diverse range of works, including the installation "Dragon Gate," the immersive "Classroom," monumental pieces, and the "Flowers and Youth" series. Through these creations, Li Hongbo aims to illuminate the profound impact of Gaokao on millions of Chinese families and to highlight the struggles and aspirations of students.

During Korean Art Week in September, numerous art institutions are presenting individual artist projects, including sign...
10/09/2025

During Korean Art Week in September, numerous art institutions are presenting individual artist projects, including significant exhibitions by internationally acclaimed artists. Among these, the large-scale solo exhibition "From 1998 to Now" by Korean artist Lee Bul at the Leeum, Samsung Museum of Art, has garnered particular attention.
As a seminal figure in Korean contemporary art, Lee Bul's exhibition marks her highly anticipated return to Korea. This show also serves as the inaugural stop of her international tour and is poised to be the most comprehensive retrospective of her career to date. Since the 1990s, Lee Bul has traversed various mediums, including sculpture, installation, performance art, and painting, pioneering an exploration of cyborg identity and "posthuman" concepts.
Co-organized by the Leeum, Samsung Museum of Art, and M+ Museum, Hong Kong, the exhibition will showcase the full spectrum of Lee Bul's work—ranging from her technological explorations to her examinations of utopian modernity, alongside diverse reflections on the ideals and inherent failures of human progress.

Liao Shengxiang's solo exhibition "Alternative Growth," currently on display at the White Box Art Center, immerses us in...
09/09/2025

Liao Shengxiang's solo exhibition "Alternative Growth," currently on display at the White Box Art Center, immerses us in an art world brimming with vitality and profound contemplation. With his unique perspective and exquisite skill, Liao Shengxiang extends the natural phenomenon of "growth" to encompass the philosophical dimensions of individual life, social culture, and even the vastness of the cosmos.
This exhibition comprehensively explores four key facets of Liao Shengxiang's artistic practice: HOMO (Body), Animals (Sharks), Plants (Trees), and Textiles (Straw Cloaks). These elements serve as potent symbols for exploring the interplay between desire and constraint, as well as the tension between human intervention and nature's inherent resilience. They represent the artist's keen observations of both the ordinary and the abnormal, marking a critical threshold between the natural and the artificial. Ultimately, the exhibition prompts viewers to ponder perception beyond mere visual experience.

Currently on view at the Chengdu Art Museum, "Encounters From Afar: Masterpieces from the Galleria Civica d’Arte Moderna...
08/09/2025

Currently on view at the Chengdu Art Museum, "Encounters From Afar: Masterpieces from the Galleria Civica d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea” is a collaborative presentation with the GAM. This long-anticipated art extravaganza marks the first time that works from the GAM's collection have been brought to China, featuring 66 genuine masterpieces by 51 renowned artists from seven countries. Chengdu residents now have the unique opportunity to encounter authentic works by masters such as Picasso, Monet, Renoir, and Morandi right at their doorstep, while also gaining insight into the evolution of Italian art during the 19th and 20th centuries.
Notably, the exhibition adopts universal human emotions as its focal point, encouraging visitors to bypass intricate historical and philosophical contexts and delve directly into the spiritual essence of the artworks. This approach represents a re-conceptualization of how art is viewed, suggesting that art historical interpretations are not singular. Instead, profound artistic connections that transcend traditional classifications and genres are revealed through this empathetic contemplation.

Who has a promising future? Who is worth long-term investment? The TOP 50 best-selling artists are revealed. As the seco...
07/09/2025

Who has a promising future? Who is worth long-term investment? The TOP 50 best-selling artists are revealed.

As the second half of 2025 kicks off, ARTDAI, an art data company, has generated a ranking of the top 50 best-selling artists based on the total auction volume, the number of sold lots, the overall hammer rate, and the highest prices achieved by artists in the first half of this year. In the ever-changing market landscape, which names have stood out due to the sales of their works?

The heavyweight works of Spanish artist Pablo Picasso have always been the "box office champions" of major auction houses. This was no exception in the first half of this year. With a total sales volume of 103.59 million US dollars, he took the top spot, with 342 pieces of his works being auctioned. The highest-priced piece was "Woman with an Algerian Headdress (Lee Miller)", which was sold for 28.01 million US dollars at Christie's New York in May.

From September 13th to December 4th, Zhang Xiaogang's solo exhibition, titled "Readers and Authors," will be held at the...
07/09/2025

From September 13th to December 4th, Zhang Xiaogang's solo exhibition, titled "Readers and Authors," will be held at the Beijing Song Art Museum.
Curated by Cui Cancan, this exhibition marks Zhang Xiaogang's largest solo presentation to date. It explores the artist's dual identity as both "reader and author" throughout his creative journey, centered on the profound relationship between the era, art history, and the individual. The exhibition will showcase Zhang Xiaogang's distinctive artistic trajectory spanning 50 years.
The exhibition features nearly 400 works, including paintings, works on paper, installations, spatial works, letters, archives, and sketches, covering the period from 1975 to 2025. Structurally, it employs a non-linear narrative logic and surrealist approaches, focusing on the recurring themes and emotional connections prevalent in Zhang Xiaogang's oeuvre.
As an iconic figure in Chinese contemporary art, Zhang Xiaogang is also a creator of world-influencing epochal images. His renowned "The Big Family" and "Portrait Series" have become classic and timeless representations of the Chinese people.

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