“Copy Artist”, brilliant photos by Michael Wolf. Knock-off artists in China pose next to their paintings. I’ll take the Francis Bacon!

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Plugzine is a stunning over-sized loose-leaf publication from Beijing, and this issue is all black and white photography. Unfortunately, it may be hard to get your hands on a copy as they do not have a working website. Send Ron Tau an email if you’d like some more information.

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Paintings by Zhang Haiying. Beijing.

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Photos by Jeremy O’Sullivan. Beijing, China.

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Photos by Tang Chan. China.

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Lovely photography from China’s Luo Yang.

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The Big Picture blog is one of my favourite photo blogs on the net right now. Here’s a series of photos of anti-terrorism exercises in China. Make sure you head over there because there’s lots I didn’t post here, and more importantly, they’re HUGE! (extremely worth it!)

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What is the first word that comes to mind when I say “China”? Whatever the word was, I’d venture a guess that it wasn’t the word “art” (or maybe it was art because my title gave it away). Well, there is a lot of change happening over in China right now and I found this little video over at Current quite interesting, as it offers a little peek at their growing contemporary art scene.

This great little video was produced by Ukachi Arinzeh.