What shall we do?

The Hunterian Museum has a permanent exhibition which includes a rare 15tth Century Chinese map of the world, made for the Chinese Emperor by a Jesuit priest.

An exhibition of vintage photographs of the Chinese city of Canton (Guangzhou) taken by Felice Beato in 1860, and a digital display of contemporary images by Xu Pei Wu documenting recent changes in Guangzhou's urban environment.

Aspects of China will be Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery's first permanent and rotating display of Chinese art, featuring 70 pieces of historic Chinese ceramics from the outstanding Franklin Collection of Chinese Art. 

A joint publication project produced in collaboration with Chelsea College of Art & Design and Ctrl+P Journal of Contemporary Art.

The Horniman’s upcoming exhibition, China: Symbols in Silk, will be on display in the museum’s Balcony Gallery from May 2008.

The Far West is an international exchange project curated by Lu Jie and Tom Trevor, and produced in partnership by Arnolfini (Bristol) and the Long March (Beijing), with Relational (Bristol) which will take place from 21 June – 31 August...

Huang Yong Ping\'s large-scale installations and sculptures symbiotically fuse the conceptual language of contemporary western art with traditional Chinese aesthetics and philosophy.

This exhibition showcases photographs of life in China before 1950 in the possession of families or descendants of Chinese and British men and women who formerly lived there.

Chinese Whispers is the first major exhibition [for more than 70 years] in Britain highlighting the impact of chinoiserie on style, fashion. décor and social behaviour, over three centuries.

To mark the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games the National Railway Museum is celebrating its Chinese links with a new exhibition of photographs, a  Chinese festival, Web exhibition and Learning and Community workshops.

The exhibition at the Dulwich Picture Gallery illustrates a period in Chinese history when the British leased some of the Shandong Province.

RIBA China-focused exhibition.

A programme of 6 demonstrations by Chinese artists, exploring a variety of Chinese art techniques.  These events will provide a unique opportunity for visitors to see real artists at work. 

This exhibition focuses on York\'s Chinoiserie and Chinese ceramics collections.

Don\'t miss this unique exhibition of photographs by renowned railway photographer Michael Rhodes.

China was the last country in the world to build steam locomotives for regular service and in the last twenty years it has become an increasingly popular destination for railway enthusiasts.

This exhibition will feature the stunning Grice Chinese Ivories collection, which comprises over 150 antique carved pieces dating from the 18th to 20th centuries and is one of the few collections of Eastern art in the North of England.

Printing, gunpowder and the compass... We constantly find that the Chinese discovered things first and then they were reinvented in the West. This exhibition looks at Science and technology in the amazing civilization that was anicient China.

This exhibition will feature works by leading Chinese artists highlighting the dynamic transition to modernity taking place in China and will include woodblock printing, which has a long and distinguished history in China where it was invented 1500...

An exhibition drawn from its collections of 17th and 18th century Chinese ceramics, English Chinoiserie furniture and silver will focus on patterns, motifs and styles.