The Nanjinger

Scavenging around Nanjing is not unusual in my hunt for contemporary art in this city, but finding something really worthwhile is. From January until March, G.Art has put on a small show that, while perhaps nothing ground breaking for China,...

Heavy snow has visited most of China recently. With warm AC and a cup of hot coffee, together with the snowy scenery, it is not that hard to get through the day, that is, unless you have to grab...

The crowds may flock to Cebu, but amid this tropical yet contradictory Asian paradise that comprises over 7,000 islands, much more is to be had off the Philippines’ beaten paths. For The Nanjinger, the more ramshackle the shanty town,...

From his chilly studio in Beijing, Li Hongbo stretches the possibilities of China’s most celebrated invention and art’s most humble material; paper. His sculptures, which at first appear like European marble busts, are composed of several...

In this modern age of technology, it is very easy to access any information we so desire. However, this brave new digital world brings just as much danger as it does pleasure. Whether it be accessing E-books on a tablet,...

As 2017 comes to a quick close, I am sure many of you are consumed with the typical December activities; finishing out the semester, finalizing your year-end reporting, making preparations for the trip home… and then there’s the holiday...

Chinese investment in football is known worldwide for the huge salaries and offers made to bring well recognised players to their local leagues, and also of its Government’s ambitious project to make Chinese football a serious competitor for the...

We are all well aware of the benefits of maintaining general good health. However, there is a very specific area of our health that we take for granted. Mental health is never something we think of as our responsibility. When...