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EXHIBITIONS
Wang Gongxin video installation at Denver
Jan 28th – March 11, 2012
RedLine Art, Denver
In partnership with The Asian Art Coordinating Council, RedLine will present Wang Gongxin, the godfather of Chinese video art, will open his first U.S. solo show on January 28, 2012 in RedLine’s exhibition spaces. Curated by Julie Segraves, this exhibition will bring visitors through ancient to contemporary Chinese [...]
Tags: Julie Segraves, RedLine Art, The Asian Art Coordinating Council, Wang Gongxin
EVENTS, EXHIBITIONS, HEADLINES, ON THE GROUND
Nest Image: Chinese Ink Painting by Hao Liang at My Humble House
[ December 10, 2011; ] Dec 1 - 31, 2011
My Humble House
Taiwan
My Humble House Gallery is presenting young artist Hao Liang's solo exhibition " Nest Image". Hao Liang was born in 1983 and graduated from Sichuan Fine Arts Insititute. The works of the young artist Hao Liang breathe an air of classical art. He deliberately looks back and reflects on [...]
Tags: Hao Liang, My Humble House, Nest Image
EXHIBITIONS, HEADLINES
Zhan Wang Solo Exhibition “My Personal Universe” at UCCA
November 26th 2011-February 25th 2012
UCCA
798 Art District, Beijing
Every year, as art lovers, collectors, art consultants etc , they could have a lot of chances to see lots of art exhibitions. This month is the last of 2011, so we could recall which exhibition is the most interesting or best in your mind. As for [...]
Tags: UCCA, Zhan Wang
EXHIBITIONS
China Institute: Blooming in the Shadows, Unofficial Chinese Art, 1974-1985
Until December 2011
The China Institute
125 East 65th St, between Lexington and Park Avenues
Tucked away in New York’s upper east side is an exhibition whose subtle title and unpretentious gallery presentation belie its formidable influence in contemporary Chinese art today. The selection of oil paintings, ink paintings, and sculptures exhibited in two small galleries manifest [...]
Tags: Ai Weiwei, Grass Society, No Name Group, Stars Group
EVENTS, EXHIBITIONS
Four displays at UCCA: Zhan Wang/Tang Yuhan/Apitchatpong Weerasethakul/Kolkoz
[ November 26, 2011; ] Nov 26, 2011 - Feb 25,2012
UCCA
798 Art District, Beijing
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UCCA presents four varied displays: Zhan Wang's " My Personal Universe", "Curated by..." series's Tang Yuhan's" Interior Divination", Apitchatpong Weerasethakul's " For Tomorrow For Tonight" and Kolkoz's "Parallax"
Zhan Wang has [...]
Tags: Apitchatpong Weerasethakul, Kolkoz, Tang Yuhan, UCCA, Zhan Wang
EVENTS, EXHIBITIONS
Three Displays at UCCA:Tatsuo Miyajima/Song Dong/Ma Qiusha and Wang Shang
[ July 16, 2011; ] July 16 - September 8 2011
UCCA
798 Art District, Beijing
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UCCA presents three varied displays:Tatsuo Miyajima's " Ashes to Ashes, Dust to Dust"; Song Dong's "Wisdom of the Poor"(2005-2011) and “Curated by…” series”s Ma Qiusha's "Address" and Wang Shang's " Sleuthing".
Tatsuo Miyajima’s UCCA solo exhibition is a visual exploration of the [...]
Tags: Ma Qiusha, Song Dong, Tatsuo Miyajima, UCCA, Wang Shang
EVENTS, EXHIBITIONS
Rebirth: Shi Guorui Solo Exhibition at L&M Arts, Los Angeles
[ July 15, 2011; ] L&M Arts, Los Angeles
Exhibition: 15 July - 4 September, 2011
June 2011 Press Release: L&M Arts is proud to present Rebirth, July 15th to September 4th, our first exhibition of unique camera obscura photographs by Shi Guorui. Shi is one of China’s foremost photographers and frequently exhibited in international museums and institutions, including The [...]
Tags: Dominique Levy, L&M Arts, Robert Mnuchin, Shi Guorui
CONVERSATIONS, EXHIBITIONS
CONVERSATIONS: Soraya Broukhim on “When Worlds Collide” Wang Qingsong at ICP New York
Upon returning to New York after her first visit to China, Soraya Broukhim provides a review of Wang Qingsong’s “When World’s Collide” exhibition of photographs and videos at ICP (January – May 2011). Her narrative is inspired by the artist’s acerbic commentary about China’s modern culture and she draws upon her observations in Beijing to [...]
Tags: Chinese contemporary photography, International Center for Photography, Wang Qingsong
EVENTS, EXHIBITIONS
Fly Through the Troposphere— Memo of the New Generation Painting at Iberia Center for Contemporary
[ June 25, 2011; ] June 25 - Aug 27
Iberia Center for Contemporary
798 Art District，Beijing
"Fly Through the Troposphere— Memo of the New Generation Painting” is a group exhibition of six young artists include Jia Aili, Li Qing, Qin Qi, Qiu Xiaofei, Tu Hongtao, and Wang Guangle, representing the future of Chinese painting. Through continuous hard works leading up [...]
Tags: Jia Aili Li Qing QinQi Qiu Xiaofei Tu Hongtao Wang Guangle Iberia Center for Contemporary 
Upon returning to New York after her first visit to China, Soraya Broukhim provides a review of Wang Qingsong’s "When World's Collide" exhibition of photographs and videos at ICP. (
Do a Book: Group exhibition and installation at White Space, Beijing