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HEADLINES
Archive Fever: Online Databases of Chinese Art
Chinese-language readers have long had several online art resources to choose from, but as international interest in Chinese contemporary art continues to grow, the number of sites targeting a global audience have also multiplied. Besides more editorial platforms such as RedBox Review and digital collections such as DSL, there are some new projects that aim [...]
Tags: DSL Collection, Online, Resource
ON THE GROUND
3 presentations: Understanding contemporary art in China
Sylvain Levy, Director of the DSL Collection, presents the first session of two week-long courses at Shanghai University focusing on arts management, market research and contemporary art in China. The goal of the course is to inspire students to work in contemporary art. Highlighted below are the first three presentations used to provide an outline [...]
Tags: Chinese contemporary art market, DSL Collection Support
RedBox Review is a labor of love for the arts and free for all. Our goal is to promote an informed dialogue about art in China by presenting an independent selection of news, events, and essays contributed by active participants and observers engaged in the contemporary art scene in China and abroad.
This site is brought [...]
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EXHIBITIONS
Du Zhenjun: “Virtual Politics” at Tang Contemporary, Beijing
until Oct. 18
Tang Contemporary, Beijing
Du Zhenjun (b. 1961) can be considered a one of the earliest contemporary Chinese multimedia artists and is recognized internationally for his interactive video installation works that focus on the state of ‘Modern Man.’ Virtual Politics is the Paris-based multimedia artist’s solo debut of his works, including recent new works “Human [...]
Tags: Chinese new media art, DSL Collection, Du Zhenjun, Tang Contemporary
HEADLINES
Boston Cyberarts 2009 Unveils DSL Cyber MoCA
Until July 20
Boston Cyberarts Festival, Univ. of Mass, Dartmouth
The DSL Collection, a prominent collection promoting contemporary Chinese art, unveils its virtual museum in Second Life by the exhibition “TransForm,” Utilizing the tools of modern technology and conceptual reach of the internet, this event represents both an exploration of the online world as an “agent” to [...]
Tags: Boston Cyberarts Festival, DSL Collection, Philip Zhaim Lily&Honglei, Second Life, University of Massachusetts Darmouth 
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. (
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