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.
Céline Lamée, graphic designer and director of Lava Beijing. From urban campaigns to the French Croisements festival, she depicts her numerous projects and the extent to which visual language is different in China.
Liu Wei (born 1972 in Beijing) is undoubtedly one of
the most brilliant talents of his generation. The artist,
who graduated from the Oil Painting Department of
China Academy of Fine Arts (Hangzhou) in 1996, now
lives in Beijing.
Using video, installation, drawing, sculpture and pain-
ting, his work is shape-shifting and unclassifiable.
However, a few recurring themes, treated with humor,
mark his path: the contradictions of our times, the
changing urban landscape, a reflection on the world's
chaos.
Bao Yifeng has continued the successful adventure of the Shanghai fair Art021 by co-founding a new art fair in Beijing in 2018: JingArt. In this interview he looks back at the bustling art market in China.
The photographers selected for the exhibition "A nous la mode !" have the particularity to develop in parallel a work in fashion and in art. We asked each of them to choose and comment on three of their images related to fashion.
Doors presents the 10 Chinese photographers nominated for the 2017 Jimei x Arles International Photography Festival's Discovery Award.
Spencer Sweeney is New York Downtown's cultural magnate. He is a painter, a musician, a former club owner. Sweeney is the spearhead of one of the most creative communities of New York City.
