Nan Hao “Production Void” Jiali Gallery
In 2007, at Imagine Gallery in FeiJiaCun, I saw a video in which a young Chinese artist was practicing Tai Chi in the middle of a huge crossroads where multiple lanes converged. >> Read more
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Nan Hao “Production Void – an installation” (hijacked” by Alessandro Rolandi)
Jiali Gallery Beijing
In 2007, at Imagine Gallery in FeiJiaCun, I saw a video in which a young Chinese artist was practicing Tai Chi in the middle of a huge crossroads where multiple lanes converged. >> Read more
“Event Horizon—Hong Kong”: Reimagining Public Spaces
Following his solo exhibition at White Cube last year, Anthony Gormley’s work has once again appeared Hong Kong. >> Read more
Absent Pleasure: Taryn Simon
Withholding all personal emotion, Taryn Simon has erected a highly elaborate stage. The irony of this acute, deeply researched and detailed site is that it defines negative space. In this un-delineated space, imagination, empathy, curiosity, suspicion, relief, horror, awe—indeed all potential reactions—play out. >> Read more
Jake & Dinos Chapman 1 – Corpse Love
Whatever doubts one might harbor about the obviousness of deploying Hitler and Ronald McDonald as stock illustrations of “evil” quickly melt away when faced with the awesome spectacle of the endeavor. I just hope that next time, the Chapman Brothers will manage to do it even worse. >> Read more
