Jimmy Zhu’s collection of Chinese Qing Dynasty craft fans will be on display at Chatswood Sydney from October 6th to 15th. Interview with Mr. Zhu to share his collection story.

Please verify your email address. Realistic Lapras fan art offers a new take on the popular Water/Ice-type Pokemon, giving fans an exciting glimpse of a more lifelike ...

Oddish's unique appearance has inspired fan creations like planters, while fan art reimagines the classic Pokemon with different styles. A Pokemon fan drew a new look for the Grass/Poison-type ...

The Pokemon community frequently creates fan art of Generation 1 starters. Fans eagerly anticipate future Generations of Pokemon games and fan art. A Pokemon fan online has created an impressive ...

A Pokemon fan merged Crustle with Minecraft, showcasing unique crossover art that blends both franchises seamlessly. Just-Drawing-Mons' creative fan art skillfully combines Pokemon and Minecraft ...

The Qing dynasty lasted over 250 years. China had been ruled by emperors from other dynasties for over two thousand years. Why did this system suddenly collapse in 1911? This is one of the big ...

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The Qing were the last dynasty close dynastyA series ... Qianlong was a very cultured ruler: he wrote lots of poetry and liked to collect art. He sponsored many cultural projects in his empire.

The Smithsonian’s museums display objects from our collections that span the breadth of art and design from the ancient to the modern-day, from the whimsical to the practical. Along with our ...

Some fan art has delivered this reimagining, and I’m loving the results. It should come as no surprise to anyone remotely familiar with these two properties that Vegeta would be merged with ...

By Marris Adikwu Contributing Writer In a year brimming with highly acclaimed releases from women in Nigerian music, Qing Madi’s voice is hard to ignore, set apart by its youthful resonance.

By Annie Aguiar When the Democratic National Convention kicks off on Aug. 19, an array of art tied to the election season will greet visitors and Chicagoans alike. By Laura van Straaten The ...