DoorZine
DoorZine is Doors’ digital playground — a magazine where art meets ideas, and stories spark connections across cultures. Expect artist interviews, travel diaries, sharp takes, and fresh perspectives that open your mind and shift your gaze.
From scholars' rocks to cabinets of curiosities, the curators of the exhibition "ROCKS" offer a cross-section of the rock.
Fragile yet solid, traditional yet contemporary, the artists of the exhibition « Bing! Bing! » play with the history and materiality of ceramics to reinvent it.
The river has formed a recurring motif of inspiration for photographers in China over the past twenty years. This article showcases the work of 13 contemporary artists that Doors exhibited at the Jumièges abbey in the summer of 2020.
Winner of the National Geographic Picks Global Prize (2008) and the Prix découverte des Rencontres d’Arles (2014), Zhang Kechun photographs the landscapes of contemporary China. He became known for his series The Yellow River, created between 2010 and 2015 around the Yellow River.
As a photojournalist in Chongqing, Zhang Xiao combines a documentary approach with aesthetic exploration to address the human and social consequences of Chinese modernity. He has gained recognition in China and internationally, particularly for his series on China’s coastline.
Chen Ronghui’s work focuses on the place of the individual and environmental issues in China. In Freezing Land (2016–2019), he created landscapes and portraits of young people in Northeast China, a former industrial region now in decline.
