February 10-16

Still coping with modern urban landscape mutations, Fortunée Noel’s new works depict a frenetic Beijing juggling with cinder blocks and girders.

February 3-9

Kovacevich, an American pianist born in 1940, is best known for his interpretations of the core classical repertoire, including Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Brahms and Bartók.

January 20-26

It’s said that “wherever there are Chinese people, the songs of Teresa Teng can be heard.” Teng was famous for her folk songs and romantic ballads. The singer Liu Qianwen, regarded as “little Teresa Teng,” presents Teng’s classic songs.

January 13-19

This new local punk band released its debut album, Welcome to Hell City, this month.

January 6-12

Set on Thanksgiving weekend of 1973, this film looks into the lives of a wealthy Connecticut family who are calm and civil on the outside, but whose lives are quietly falling into chaos.

December 30, 2011 – January 5, 2012

This exhibition presents works by English artist Kid Acne, creating a world through graffiti, painting, installation and video.

December 23-29

The body of a kidnapped 12-year-old blind girl is discovered in a warehouse near the site of a recent hit-and-run accident. Soon after, a young diabetic girl goes missing. A young police embarking on her first major investigation believes there is a link between the two cases.

December 16-22

This exhibition presents oil paintings and photos by four artists, capturing pastoral scenes of Inner Mongolia, such as children’s smiles in the sunshine, wrinkles on an elder’s face and the joy of good harvest.

December 9-15

Directed by Nick Whitfield, this British comedy is about two men on a mission to clean out people’s closets and discover the secrets they have been keeping. It won the Best New British Feature Film award at the 2010 Edinburgh International Film Festival.

November 25 – December 1

Born in the 1990s, folk singer Wang Shengnan cares more about individual attitudes toward life’s pressures. She began humming melodies when she was just 5 years old. She began learning guitar at 15 and won a contract with a folk music label at 19.