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EVENTS, EXHIBITIONS
决绝 – 一个抽象艺术群展
[ 四月 9, 2011; ] 2011年4月9日 - 5月8日
Boers-Li 画廊
798艺术区
抽象绘画群展《决绝》集合了早期重要的抽象作品以及各种近期创作的抽象艺术作品。而正是这种多样性使得这些艺术家的作品极具吸引力。从“纯美学”层面上看，由于艺术家将注意力集中在视觉呈现和材料上，尤其是对于色彩的使用和肌理处理这一绘画永恒的主题之上。他们中的每一个艺术家都通过进入这片纯视觉领域来发展自己独特的语汇，探索其个性化的语言从而进行自我解放。而从“道德”层面上看，由于不同艺术家的个性不同，他们对现实的反应不同，所以我们看到这些抽象艺术仍具有显著的多样性。
参展艺术家有：陈彧凡（1973）, 丁乙（1962）, 龚剑（1978）, 关奉东（1985）, 侯勇（1976）, 黄锐（1952）, 江芳（1974）, 蒋志（1971）, 梁铨（1948）, 刘韡（1972）, 谢墨凛（1979）, 徐红明（1971）, 颜磊（1965）, 杨黎明（1975）, 张恩利（1965）, 詹蕤（1980）, 张伟（1952）, 钟山（1971）,赵刚（1961）
图文提供：新闻稿
Tags: Bores-Li Gallery, Chen Yufan, Ding Yi, Gong Jian, Guan Fengdong, Hou Yong, Huang Rui, Jiang Fang, Jiang Zhi, Liang Quan, Liu Wei, Xie Molin, Xu Hongmin, Yan Lei, Yang Liming, Zhan Rui, Zhang Enli, Zhang Wei, Zhong Shan Zhao Gang
CONVERSATIONS, EXHIBITIONS, ON THE GROUND
CONVERSATIONS: Robin Peckham’s Notes on Shenzhen/Hong Kong Biennale
Hong Kong-based Robin Peckham offers his impressions of the Shenzhen side of the “Shenzhen/Hong Kong Bi-City Biennale of Architecture and Urbanism,” which opened December 6 in Shenzhen. Robin is also covering the Biennale in further depth on the Kunsthalle Kowloon blog, but here are some of the quick picks for “highlights” and “lowlights” of the [...]
Tags: Bai Xiaoci, Christian Jankowski, Chu Yun, Hong Kong, Jiang Zhi, Lin Chi Wei, MAP Office, shenzhen, SZHKB, Wang Wei, Yang Yong, Zheng Guogu
EXHIBITIONS
New shows at Osage (Jiang Zhi, Lee Kit, and Wilson Shieh)
This month Osage Gallery has three new solo exhibitions up at their Hong Kong Soho, Kwun Tong, and Shanghai spaces. On December 4th, “Attitude,” a show of new works by Jiang Zhi and curated by Bao Dong, opens at the expansive Kwun Tong gallery, after debuting in Osage Shanghai during SHContemporary in September. (Red Box [...]
Tags: Jiang Zhi, Lee Kit, Osage Gallery, Wilson Shieh
EXHIBITIONS
“Paradise Lost” at Fun Art Space Beijing
November 22- December 30, 2009
Fun Art Space, 798 District
F.Fine Gallery presents “PARADISE LOST” a collective exhibition by a handful of recognized, emerging Chinese contemporary artists, mainly working in painting and photography: Chen Ke , Cui Xiuwen, Jia Aili, Jiang Zhi, Ji Lei, Tu Hongtao, Tang Yong, Wang Qiang, Wei Jia, Yang Xun, [...]
Tags: Chen Ke, Cui Xiuwen, Fun Art Space, Ji Lei, Jia Aili, Jiang Zhi, Tang Yong, Tu Hongtao, Wang Qiang, Wei Jia, Yang Xun Xu Bacheng, Zhu Hai
EVENTS, EXHIBITIONS
Generation Hangzhou 2.0 at F2 Gallery, Beijing
Until Nov. 9, 2009
F2 Gallery, Caochangdi, Beijing
As graduates of the art academies in China dominate the contemporary art landscape, “Generation Hangzhou 2.0” features painting, photography, video and installation works by ten young artists hailing from the China Academy of Art in Hangzhou. In contrast to the Central Academy of Art in Beijing (widely recognized [...]
Tags: F2 Gallery, Jiang Zhi, Li Qing, Sun Huiyuan, Sun Xun, Tu Hongtao, Wang Ke, Wu Junyong, Yuan Yuan, Zhou Yilun
EXHIBITIONS, ON THE GROUND
“Between the Sexes” at Paris-Beijing Photo Gallery
Until May 30
Paris-Beijing Photo Gallery I
798 Art District, Beijing
The artists employ a narrative technique to document several characters, questioning the traditional values of love, passion and companionship that underlie the relationships between men and women. The resulting scenes of boredom, pain, pleasure, resignation, etc all highlight the often compassionate but sometimes brutal tug-of-war for sexual [...]
Tags: Between the Sexes, Gao Brothers, Jiang Zhi, Li Wei, Liu Lijie, the Paris-Beijing Photo Gallery, Xu Yong and Yu Na, Yan Zhuangmei 
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. (
(English) Jiang Zhi “Impure Light” at Saamlung, Hong Kong