What do Goethe, Renoir and Chinese calligraphy have in common? Montblanc’s trio of new articstic pens in 2025 brings together ...

In Chinese calligraphy, the white space (空白 kōng bái) is as important as the ink. It reflects the Daoist concept of emptiness ...

Princess Norodom Jenna of the Cambodian Royal Family explored the art of Chinese calligraphy during a visit to the Former ...

Chinese calligraphy works are displayed at an art gallery in Yangon, Myanmar, June 2, 2025. - Photo: Xinhua "These kinds of exhibitions serve as cultural bridges," he added.

When is Chinese calligraphy not actually calligraphy? Well, when it comes from Xu Bing’s brush, apparently. This Chinese artist is well known for what he calls ‘square word calligraphy ...

Editor's note: Chinese calligraphy is the artistic practice of writing Chinese characters using a brush and ink. Celebrated for its aesthetic beauty and cultural depth, Chinese calligraphy is not ...

Bryan Mew, who immigrated to Australia at a young age and grew up in an environment with little exposure to the Chinese language, says he once questioned the value of learning Chinese. Today, he ...

Wang added that this feature distinguishes calligraphy as a uniquely Chinese art form, with few direct analogues in other cultures. “When we see calligraphy masters in China, you see that, ‘Oh ...

Calligraphy has for two millennia been considered the highest form of art in China. Wang’s screed is one of the finest and most famous examples. The original, completed in 353 ad, is long vanished.

Art Classic Calligraphy Meets Contemporary Gesture at The Met Tong Yang-Tze’s “Dialogue” (2024) in the museum’s Great Hall engages with the ancient art form on a monumental level.

"My seven-year-old younger brother is also interested in Chinese culture. He is learning Chinese calligraphy, which is the art of creating decorative handwriting or lettering with a pen or brush." ...