"Improvisation is the most vital part of the art of paper-cutting," says Zhao, 53, a professor of design science at Beijing University of Civil Engineering and Architecture. He is known for his ...

Paper cutting, he said, takes a great deal of patience and an eye for detail – but, most of all, it requires passion. Papercut art requires tremendous patience, steady hands, and a sharp pair of ...

On Sunday, Feb. 11, the Charles B. Wang Center at Stony Brook University held a Chinese Paper-Cutting Workshop with Master Ming Liang Lu.

This Chinese New Year, Florentia Village collaborated with Chinese paper-cutting artist Qiu Jia to create an exclusive art piece inspired by the Year of the Dragon. The artwork marked the launch ...

Yulin paper-cutting has developed over the centuries. Craftsmen use scissors to cut out a scroll of northern Shaanxi folklore. When the Chinese-New-Year-themed paper cutting was completed commonly ...

This Lunar New Year, Si Rui from Nanjing introduces Chinese paper cutting culture to Melbourne, sharing the craft of cutting the twelve zodiac animals with people of diverse backgrounds in Australia.