are not genuine Chinese patterns but a recreated design based on Rococo and Chinoiserie styles, forming a symbolic“Orient” vastly different from the real China. Chinoiserie as Cultural ...

This is the power of art in the street. On the street, a work is no longer is a private relationship between the artist, work ...

This ambitious exhibition pairs historic porcelain—traded from China to Europe as early as the 16th century—with contemporary art, offering a feminist critique of chinoiserie’s enduring ...

“In China, no not-for-profit structure allows ... A Feminist Revision of Chinoiserie.” The L.A.-based artist, performer and film director has built a career on work that is often highly ...

Explore top-notch luxury, world-class retail and Macau’s rich heritage all in one place -- right here at Grand Lisboa Palace.

With the rise of Chinoiserie, China began producing export goods to cater to European market demands, crafting porcelain, silk, and other crafts that matched European tastes. This two-way ...

The fascination with chinoiserie speaks to Western misappropriations – English bone china sent to China for decoration, English glass reverse-painting mimicking Eastern techniques, symbols borrowed ...

As production advanced and customers' tastes evolved, the variety of patterns grew beyond chinoiserie themes ... American collectors still term 'old blue historical Staffordshire china', prices begin ...

The delicate blue trim and sheer organza curtains with darker blue rosettes are complemented by a Simon Playle chinoiserie fabric on the headboard ... a dresser stacked with Wedgwood’s ‘Napoleon Ivy’ ...