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-	More Cultural Exchanges On the Cards
	The British Museum has recently undertaken an extensive program of collaboration with museums in China, building on a network of existing curatorial relationships.
-	Farmer Makes Miniature Tian'anmen to Honor National Day
	A farmer-craftsman from north China's Hebei province has recently unveiled to the public his latest work of art, a miniatured Tian'anmen, the symbol architecture of Beijing, by using thousands of pear and jujube wood pieces- a material harder even than iron.
-	Paper-cutting Art Exhibition Opens in Jilin
	A paper-cutting art exhibition in Changchun, capital of northeastern China's Jilin Province, Sept. 12, 2007. About 100 paper-cutting artworks were displayed at the exhibition, which opened in Changchun on Wednesday.
-	12 Animal Sculptures from Yuan Ming Yuan Replicated
	Twelve animal sculptures from Yuan Ming Yuan (also called the Old Summer Palace) which were taken out of China by the Anglo-French Allied Forces during the Second Opium War in 1860 have been successfully replicated by Ji Guge, an old brand workshop that specializes in repairs, processing and reproduction of cultural relics in Beijing.
-	Jade Cultural Exhibition in Beijing
	Nearly 400 pieces of precious jade articles with a long history of 100 years to 5, 000 years are on display at Beijing Botanic Garden September 12, 2007. Many people are attracted to study Chinese jade culture.
-	Julian Schnabel Presents Best Works in Beijing
	An exhibition covering Julian's best works since 1983 just opened in China Millennium Monument on Sep 12 in Beijing, the first stop for Schnabel's Asian tour before hitting Hong Kong, Shanghai and Seoul.
-	World's Oldest Ocean-going Ship Holds Largest Floating Book Fair in HK
	Doulos, the world's oldest active ocean-going passenger ship recognized in the Guinness World Records, made its 8th and probably last visit in Hong Kong Tuesday, welcoming the public on board to the world's largest floating book fair.
-	Terracotta Exhibition Starts at British Museum
	Terracotta solders, musicians, chariot horses and other unearthed antiques dated back 2,000 years came under lime light at British Museum when a six-month-long exhibition started here today.
-	Chinese Photo Exhibition Opens in Vienna
	An international photo exhibition featuring the life of ordinary Chinese people opened here Monday. More than 100 photographers from China and other countries contributed their works and the 150 photos on show were selected from a pool of thousands.
-	Royal Architectural Design Drawings Displayed
	A set of design drawings made by a royal architect surnamed Lei in the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) began to be displayed at the National Library of China last Sunday. The design drawings were once included in the United Nation's World Memory Heritage List.
-	Contemporary Art Upsets the Apple Cart Literally
	Apples have become a controversial part of the ShContemporary 2007 at the Shanghai Exhibition Center. Not just a few apples either. Ten tons of apples have been spread over 300 square meters outside the center and they have been attracting hundreds of art enthusiasts, puzzled onlookers and photographers.
-	2007 Shanghai Art Fair Opens
	The 2007 Shanghai Art Fair formally opened to the public on Thursday in the Shanghai Exhibition Center.
-	A Lonely Legacy of Pan Yuliang
	Pan Yuliang, who started from a brothel and wound up in Paris as a lonely painter haunted by impoverishment and nostalgia, is not as pretty as many assume, at least not in her self-portraits.
-	Silver of Stars, Drinking Wine out of Silver Cups
	Scotland, famous for its silver design and long history, is for the first time to exhibit its best works in Beijing from September 3 in China Millennium Monument. The exhibition, 'Silver of the Stars, Scottish Contemporary Silver Design', brings to Beijing the best Scottish contemporary silver designer's works, combining the traditional culture of Scotland with modern art.
-	House of China Opens
	The much-touted "China House," in the northern Chinese city of Tianjin, welcomed its first batch of visitors on Monday. The landmark building, clad with 400 million porcelain pieces, which was completed months ago, officially opened on Monday.

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