A plan to guarantee royalties on auctioned works, even after the death of the artist, stirs debate in China. 
Chinese artists' works gain global appeal
Is contemporary art for everyone? Is Chinese contemporary art for everyone? The answer is yes for Wendi Deng, the wife of media mogul Rupert Murdoch, and for Kenzo Digital, a director and video artist based in New York.
It's 11 pm and Tony To waits anxiously in the airport cargo area as he awaits the arrival of a crate containing his beloved three cats.
Showing off cats is an increasingly popular pursuit. A significant industry has built up around competitions.
An innovative artist harnesses nature as a canvas for her art, and her works on tree trunks have added a color to drab winter streetscapes.
Altierre, a digital tag and sensor maker based in San Jose, California, has raised more than $80 million from investors and spent 10 years developing the technology for digital tags and the wireless networks they require.
Sid Ganis voted at and attended the 85th Academy Awards, and really enjoyed the three-and-a-half hour show.
US film companies are seeking partners in China to co-produce films so they can get around the restriction of imported movies. It's a fine Life
Separate accounts or joint account? We ask several couples how they balance the family books. Picking a partner for parenting, romance excluded
The character 节 is, in a word, an instant party-attach it to the end of just about anything and you've got yourself a holiday. Tack it on to 劳动 (láodòng), or labor, and you've got 劳动节 (Láodòngjié), Labor Day; add it to 妇女 (fùnǚ), woman, and you've got 妇女节 (Fùnǚjié), Women's Day. Add it to spring, 春 (chūn), and you've got the biggest holiday of the year: 春节(Chūnjié), or Spring Festival. 节, in other words, has the power to transform the dead of winter into a raging, baijiu-fueled, firework-popping celebration.
The use of seals stretches back thousands of years in China and yet remains an integral part of modern society, used today by government, the banking industry and artists.
Netizens accuse the singers at the Spring Festival Gala of lip-syncing to hundreds of millions of viewers. Beyonce admits Inauguration Day lip-sync
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