Raycom Information Center (Beijing) has launched a new interactive exhibition — "Beautiful Life" — in collaboration with post-80s artist Sun Lisha (SUNlish'A'rt).The show, which invites public co-creation through massive immersive and coloring installations, will run through Sept. 17, 2025.

Rendezvous Gallery, housed within a bookstore in Beijing, presents "A Lone Tower with Fireflies." It is a solo exhibition by Yang Xi. Through watercolor, charcoal, tempera and oil, the show stages a sustained dialogue with self-image — small heads, oversized hands and feet. The close-ups magnify the experiences and emotion of this artwork.

Guardian Art presents "Vacant Chamber, Luminous White," a focused exhibition of contemporary landscape painting that revisits the Zhuangzi-inflected ideal of inner clarity.

From June 14 through late August 2025, the French Culture Center in Beijing stages "Marée Haute, Marée Basse," an illustration-and-sculpture exhibition by French artist Alice Des. Inspired by the Opal Coast of northern France, the show translates seaside memories into immersive summer scenes within a public cultural venue.

An art exhibition commemorating the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War opened to public here on Monday.

Independent jewelry designer Li Xiang is exploring how materials carry hidden stories and memories in "The Voice of Matters," an exhibition running through Sept. 5 at the Harmay gallery in Sanlitun, a popular shopping area in Beijing's Chaoyang district.

Two Chinese painters are incorporating water and light into their painting process to alter how viewers perceive reality in an exhibition at LCE Gallery in Beijing.

In the heart of the 798 Art District, Galleria Continua Beijing is holding its 20th anniversary exhibition "Time Knows the Answer to Art." The exhibition features 15 artists from around the world, honoring the gallery's evolution since its official opening in 2005.

Spurs Gallery in Beijing is presenting "Encounters: Feng Guodong, 1948–2005," a large-scale retrospective marking two decades since the artist's passing.

A new exhibition at Beijing Commune presents artworks that shift and change depending on where viewers stand, challenging how people see and understand visual space.

Two Chinese artists are exploring how invisible forces like emotions and memories carry weight and shape how we perceive and inhabit the physical world in a new exhibition at Beijing's Tianwu Art Center.

An exhibition exploring the formation of China's national identity has just marked its second year at the Cultural Palace of Nationalities in Beijing.

China World Mall in Beijing is hosting "I'm Zsiga," the first national exhibition dedicated to Pop Mart's original character Zsiga, featuring large-scale installations and themed figurines through Sept. 10.

Beijing's KWM Art Center is hosting "Light Etchings," a solo exhibition featuring acclaimed photographer Michael Kenna's contemplative black-and-white landscapes hand-printed on silver gelatin.

"Edible Things — An Exhibition of Daily Aesthetics in Ancient China" opened at China World Mall in Beijing on Aug. 1. Divided into three sections — Public Space, Returning Home, and Among Mountains and Silence — the show reconstructs ancient life through functional objects, reintroducing Chinese material culture into contemporary urban settings with poetic sensitivity.

Organized by the Austrian Embassy's Cultural Section and design firm BITDB, and presented by the Guangan Group, "The Golden Age: Gustav Klimt Digital Art Exhibition" is open at Beijing Fun until Oct. 14.

Can cartoon bunnies be the antidote to adult burnout? Artist Sophia Zhao is exploring this idea at her solo exhibition, "Too Happy: Live Like a Bunny," currently running at Winners Gallery in Beijing until Aug. 13.

The China National Academy of Painting is displaying donated artworks and cultural artifacts between 2024 and 2025 at a special exhibition, now through Aug. 6.

The exhibition "Bamboo Shadows Along the Northward Journey," running until Aug. 18 at Beijing SKP Shopping Mall, presents contemporary bamboo-weaving works by artist Qian Lihuai that explore the migration of southern Chinese craft traditions into northern urban spaces.

The exhibition "The Light Between Ancient Cracks" is currently on view at Hiart Space in Beijing's 798 Art District, presenting nearly 100 ancient artifacts from private collector Xiu Zhe and 30 ink-on-paper works by artist Mao Xinguo.