The current status and recent progress of dark matter indirect detection and collider detection experiments are briefly reviewed. The main results and constraints of new experiments are shown. Since 2008

anomalous excesses of cosmic-ray electron and positron spectra have been reported by several experiment collaborations. Despite of some arguments

these excesses can be explained naturally by dark matter effect. On the other hand

both antiproton to proton ratio and gamma-ray results show no anomalous signal and give strong constraints on dark matter. Additionally

constraints on dark matter can be derived from the zero signals from collider detection experiments. In the near future

new results of AMS-02 and LHC may give us some inspirations for dark matter researches.