Sophie Elias' photos of Jing'an Temple, the ECNU front gate and the Oriental Pearl Tower address China's twin obsessions with futuristic modernism and traditional forms
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Shanghai architecture: Three closeups
March 15th, 2012 | by Sophie Elias | published in Arts & Culture, Creative takes, photography, zS Blogs
Sexy Chinese food pics
February 9th, 2012 | by Delrisha White | published in Eat & drink, photography
A gallery featuring hot pics of Chinese dishes encountered in a Shanghai fine dining restaurant. Photos by Delrisha White.
A look back at the 2011 fall semester at NYU Shanghai
December 22nd, 2011 | by Sarah Brady | published in Creative takes, photography, zS Blogs
Sarah Brady shares a short photo essay on Shanghai, student life and the fall semester, from picturesque lanes to KTV, mahjong to art openings
Rhythm City
October 3rd, 2011 | by Sarah Brady | published in Creative takes, photography, zS Blogs
Sarah Brady splices images and language in a free jazz-flavored mashup that runs down the poetry and rhythm of Shanghai in all of its flash and speed.
A case for getting lost in Shanghai
June 9th, 2011 | by Casey S. Kwon | published in Features, Internships, jobs & volunteering, photography
Maybe the times when I got lost and went a wrong way was when I was really able to see Shanghai…
Photo of the Week: Tianzifang twilight
May 22nd, 2011 | by Casey S. Kwon | published in Creative takes, photography, zS Blogs
Casey Kwon captures the laid-back atmosphere of Tianzifang's cozy lanes, cafes, restaurants and shops on an evening in late spring.
NYU Shanghai Spring 2011 Photo Contest, Part 2
May 13th, 2011 | by Julie Sisk | published in Events, Features, photography
From the crowded streets of Shanghai to the remote dunes of Dunhuang, NYU Shanghai students have captured an amazing range of images from across China…
NYU Shanghai Spring 2011 Photo Contest, Part 1
May 13th, 2011 | by zaiShanghai | published in Events, Features, photography
Choosing a winner may be harder than balancing a bunch of spinning plates while walking on other plate-spinning peoples' heads, but we have to try…
NYU Shanghai: Breaking new ground in global education
March 28th, 2011 | by Casey S. Kwon | published in Features, News & Opinion, photography
NYU President John Sexton joined Chinese and American students, educators, administrators and officials to celebrate the beginning of a new chapter in NYU history, dedicating the site of the future NYU Shanghai campus in Lujiazui, Pudong. NYU Shanghai's Casey Kwon was on hand to document it…
Photo Monday: Ready and set
November 22nd, 2010 | by Calvin Men | published in photography, zS Blogs
Competitors in the second annual Shanghai Alleycat race queue up for the checkpoint race. The race, held on Oct. 30, brought the more than 250 cyclists who showed up on track bikes, road bikes, mountain bikes and cruiser bikes.