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Art Continuing at the Foot of the Great Wall
On January 10, 2026, WA Museum reopened at the foot of the Great Wall, unveiling its renewed curatorial retail space alongside Lovely As Usual – Sustainable Lifestyle and Creation, an exhibition exploring sustainability through everyday life.
Artist Spotlights
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Lu Xue
Founder of Lohui Art
Guest Researcher at the China National Academy of Arts
Artist of Petals of Time
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Shi Liu
Shi Liu is a multidisciplinary artist whose work reflects on the dynamic interplay between personal and collective identity, cultural memory, and the blurred lines between reality and fiction.
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Weichen Lou
Wei-Chen Lou is an interdisciplinary artist whose practice centers on photography and time-based media. His work explores the dynamic relationships between images, temporality, and installation, capturing fleeting moments and extending their resonance across time and space.
Current Exhibition
Origins, Resonance
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Virtual Exhibition: 1. 1. 2026 - 2. 28.2026
Origins, Resonance is a solo exhibition by artist and Guqin musician Yiting Liu, with technical direction and spatial realization by Ziyi Zhang and production support from ALT Alliance. The exhibition unfolds as a meditation on being—an inquiry into how life, nature, and consciousness continue to echo through time.
Rooted in Eastern philosophy, it draws from the harmony of Heaven, Earth, and Humanity, reimagining our relationship with the universe in the digital age. Through painting, sound, video, installation, and virtual architecture, the artists create a poetic journey that moves from the birth of the cosmos to the awakening of emotion.
The exhibition unfolds in five chapters — Cosmic Genesis, Reconstructed Order, Romantic Light, Silent Approach, and The Bloom of Orchid — each symbolizing a state of perception: Generation, Balance, Resonance, Threshold, and Rebirth.
Between Seeing and Being Seen
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START ON: 12. 15. 2025
Photographic exhibition about observation, coexistence, and presence. It brings together two major bodies of work by Wei-Chen Lou: Sublimity in Focus and Do You Want To Be Disturbed Too?
The exhibition uses visual perception as a lens to examine how humans observe the world—and how, in return, the world reflects itself back to us. Between the micro and the macro, nature and civilization, observer and observed, there exists a subtle “circuit of perception” that transforms seeing into a mutual awakening.
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