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“Contemporary Chinese Youth and the State” research

五月 21, 2009 by admin no comment
“Chinese Contemporary Youth and the State” is a research article by Stanley Rosen, Director of the East Asian Studies Center and Professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Southern California, that describes the backdrop of youth in China and inevitably informs an art scene promoting the next generation of emerging artists. [...]
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Optimism for Chinese contemporary art in the news

四月 8, 2009 by admin 3 comments
Recent auction results suggest stability in the contemporary Asian art market and various headlines confirm confidence in Chinese (contemporary) art amid global economy woes. Here are a few articles responding to the scene: RedBox Review editor Katie Grube writes “How the financial crisis will save the soul of Chinese art” as the feature article of Beijing’s [...]
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“What is Chinese-ness in Chinese art?”

三月 30, 2009 by Katherine Don no comment
Benjamin Genocchio contributes to the NYTimes in response to Princeton Museum’s Outside IN exhibition of six Chinese artists. His positive review of the well-displayed exhibition acutely highlights the need for viewing works by Chinese artists beyond the limited range of those consistently featured at auction or major collection retrospectives. “This handsome show that expands our [...]
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Ullens consign works to Poly Auction to fund UCCA

二月 20, 2009 by Katherine Don no comment
Eugene Tang reports for Bloomberg.com that Baron Guy and Myriam Ullens, owners of one of the leading collections of Chinese contemporary art, confirmed that they have consigned three contemporary Chinese works and several antiques to the Poly Auction in Beijing this May. They said they will sell part of their collection to fund their namesake [...]
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Chinese Contemporary Art: 7 Things You Should Know by Melissa Chiu

五月 26, 2008 by Katie Grube no comment
Chinese Contemporary Art: 7 Things You Should Know presents a historical overview of the contemporary Chinese art scene. Written by Asia Society director, Melissa Chiu, the book is characterized by succinct text that present concise explanations of the events, exhibitions, market shifts and individual players that together created the backdrop for today
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