The Guardian of the Dragon is a General with the strength, courage and loyalty to his Dragon. His task is protection; until his dying breath he will defend against all… Read more Terracotta Warriors: The Guardian of the Dragon →
I went to visit Claribel and Etta Cone before they left Vancouver. The exhibition was set up to feel as if I was walking into their home, which made it… Read more ChasingART Celebrates Claribel & Etta Cone →
I was delighted to meet the Terracotta Warrior that defended the entrance of Richmond Centre – The Utopian. The magnificent artistry was the work of my friend, Wilfred Limvalencia, who… Read more Terracotta Warriors: The Utopian →
I think we have the greatest ability to travel far, simply by staying in place. Twyla Tharp, the American dancer and choreographer who lives and works in New York City… Read more ChasingART Celebrates Claribel & Etta Cone →
Nephrite Jade! They called the stone Yu in Chinese. Treasured by the inhabitants of China for more than six millennia, no other stone has claimed this venerated status. Jade has… Read more Terracotta Warriors: Wu Chang →
On August 31, 2012, ChasingART received a nomination for One Lovely Blog Award by Friendlytm, the creator of a most fascinating blog, My Notebook. I am honoured to accept the… Read more One Lovely Blog Award →
The Union of the Earth and the Universe, by Darren Palmer symbolizes the eternal spirit of Qin Shi Huangdi and his mother Lady Zhao. The “Three Teachings” of Confucianism, Daoism,… Read more Terracotta Warriors: The Union →
Legend tells us that the genesis of the Chinese calendar can be traced back to Qin Shi Huangdi, the Dragon Emperor. Even though the People’s Republic of China currently uses… Read more Terracotta Warriors: Twelve →
