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2012-01 Wednesday

Risque Ballet

Risque Ballet

A vertical expression of a horizontal desire

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2011-12 Thursday

Check In to the Modern

Check In to the Modern

Contemporary art adds a splash of color to hotels

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2011-11 Tuesday

Ryszard Horowitz

Ryszard Horowitz

Photographic phoenix rises from the ashes of post-war Poland

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2011-06 Wednesday

Creation of Cultural Shanghai

Creation of Cultural Shanghai

Shanghai was not only the birthplace of modernism in China, but it was also China’s artistic capital from the 19th century until 1949.

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2011-06 Wednesday

Why I Write: Frank Dikötter

Why I Write: Frank Dikötter

In 1946, George Orwell wrote an essay entitled Why I Write detailing the reasons why he put pen to paper. In this, our continuing Web series, we talk to China authors about their literary habits and reading preferences, and examine Orwell's question

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2011-04 Friday

Wallis Simpson: Whore of the Orient?

Wallis Simpson: Whore of the Orient?

Wallis Simpson was the woman who scandalized not merely high society...

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2011-04 Tuesday

The Scramble for China

The Scramble for China

Robert Bickers’ chronicle of foreign devils in the Qing Dynasty. In this magisterial book about the history of the foreign presence in China, Robert Bickers fearlessly steps onto dangerous terrain.

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2011-04 Tuesday

Page to stage: zhi qing stories

Page to stage: zhi qing stories

When a socio-political event alters the lives of 17 million teenagers, rest assured some of them will go on to write about it. A tide of poetry, music, theater, TV and film inspired by the zhi qing era broke in the late 1980s.

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2011-03 Wednesday

Why I Write: Zee Gorman

Why I Write: Zee Gorman

In 1946, George Orwell wrote an essay entitled Why I Write detailing the reasons why he put pen to paper.

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2011-03 Wednesday

Why I Write: Hannah Pakula

Why I Write: Hannah Pakula

In 1946, George Orwell wrote an essay entitled Why I Write detailing the reasons why he put pen to paper.

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