Saturday started on a definite bummer-note over at Leo Gallery. After Shock is a photo exhibition/charity event designed to raise money for earthquake victims in Qinghai province. Bummer for a number of reasons: more ›

Currently showing in - of all things - a mall is Leo Gallery's Art in Space exhibit. The show uses the large empty foyer in Times Square Mall to show off a four-story bird cage-cum-rocket and several other pieces. more ›

Du was raised in a small town in Jiangsu Province before he went to the prestigious China Academy of Fine Arts. Last year, his "City impression: Window series" was awarded top marks at the Ministry of Culture-sponsored "National Youth Art Exhibition." Recently, I got the chance to talk to Du about his work, why he moved to Shanghai, and what he thinks about the new generation of Chinese artists. more ›

Leslie Kuo has been working in Chinese contemporary art galleries in both New York and Shanghai and is now managing Leo Gallery in Ferguson Lane. Their current show, "Small Is Beautiful," features a collection of small sculpture works in recognition that much of Shanghai's crafted landscape is composed of small spaces. Here Leslie tells us five different ways to get an art fix in 2010. more ›

We were sad to see National Day celebrations come and go in the blink of an eye, after months of ridiculous and awesome preparation. But now we've found an outlet for our grief - The Leo Gallery is in the process of showing a new exhibit, "1949-2009: 60 Years of Chinese Contemporary Art." more ›

Internationally renowned artist Tony Wong is no stranger to success in the art scene, with his work having been exhibited extensively across major US cities, in Hong Kong and Taipei, and throughout Europe. more ›