Li Jiahang did not think he would become a sand artist when he arrived in Beijing. With 800 yuan ($120) in his pocket, he could only afford to rent a tiny basement cell in Shijingshan district.
Kids dance at a kids music drama in Guiyang, capital of southwest China's Guizhou province, Nov 26, 2012.
Of the many hua'er singers in Linxia Hui autonomous prefecture, He Qingxiang is one of the few who can hold on to his dream.
Philip Tinari decided a decade ago that he would explore China's contemporary art scene, and he is doing just that. He has the perfect credentials as director of Ullens Center for Contemporary Art.
Redtory is fast becoming Guangzhou's mini version of Beijing's 798 Art District and a magnet for cultural activity.
A twist of fate changed Chen Ziming's music career path. Now at 80, he remains one of the most ardent advocates of world music in China.
Montreal will become a creative hub during its annual Quebec Arts and Crafts Fair (Salon des Mtiers d'Art) from Dec 7-22.
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