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2015 ART021 Shanghai Contemporary Art Fair – A Thousand Plateaus Art Space

Artists︱ Bi Rongrong (b.1982), Chen Qiulin (b.1975), QI Lan (b.1973), Wang Chuan (b.1953), Wang Jun (b.1974), Yang Shu (b.1965), Zhai Liang (b.1983)

A Thousand Plateaus Art Space will exhibit the artworks of its represent artists : Bi Rongrong, Chen Qiulin, Qi Lan, Wang Chuan, Wang Jun, Yang Shu, Zhai Liang at Main Galleries Section of 2015 Art 021 Shanghai Contemporary Art Fair.

Fair Opening Times:

Collectors Preview

November 19, Thursday 14:00 to 18:00

Collectors Preview

November 20, Friday 12:00 to 15:00

Vernissage

November 20, Friday 15:00 to 21:00

Public Days

November 21-22,Saturday-Sunday 11:00 to 18:00

Address︱Shanghai Exhibition Center, no. 1000 Yan An Middle Road, Shanghai, China

Nearby metro stops: Jing An Temple Station, Line 2 & Line 7

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毕蓉蓉 Bi Rongrong,它与时间和空间相关联02/15 It Happens In Time And Space02/15,纸本拼贴、水彩watercolor and collage on paper,54×36.5cm,2015.6

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陈秋林 Chen Qiulin,空的城 The Empty City No.1,数码艺术微喷印刷 Photograph,Giclee Print,117.8×151cm,2012

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王川 Wang Chuan,搬家 Move away,布面油画 Oil on Canvas,160×200cm,2015

The four artists, Wang Chuan, Yang Shu, Wang Jun and Bi Rongrong, mainly devote themselves to abstract paintings. They were born during 1950s to 1980s, and basically represent several generations of Chinese contemporary art. In the 1980s, when Bi Rongrong was born, Wang Chuan started to abandon his mature realistic paintings, and determinedly explore and practice abstact paintings. He had made great success during over thirty years’ art practice and has been written by various scholars of art history as a representative artist of Chinese contemporary abstact paintings. Yang Shu’s practice of abstract paintings also initiated in the middle-late 1980s, and participated in the China/ Avant-Garde of The National Art Museum of China (NAMOC) in 1989. Wang Jun and Bi Rongrong are the young generation of abstract artists. Wang Jun’s paintings are rational and dispassionate, while Bi Rongrong’s abstract paintings are emotional and impassioned and the latter often convert between the two-dimension plane and the three-dimension space so that it forms its own unique features. Through the exhibition of four artists’ artworks from 1980s to date, A Thousand Plateaus Art Space tries to exhibit several sections of the historical development of Chinese contemporary abstract paintings, and expects to give visitors new angles to think and research the Chinese contemporary abstract paintings.

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王俊 Wang Jun,无题 No.5 Untitled No.5, 布面丙烯 Acrylic on Canvas, 120×110cm, 2015

At the same time, A Thousand Plateaus Art Space will also exhibit Chen Qiulin’s representative photography artworks and small-scale bronze sculptures for personal memories of growing up. The other editions of Chen Qiulin’s sculptures have been exhibited in 2015 Art Basel HK and successfully sold. Qi Lan and Zhai Liang are typical intellectual-type artists, for their paintings are all related to readings and history of art. Through episodic and selective readings, Qi Lan communicated with even demurred to those classical history cases and works to gain inspirations, thus to build his unique rhetorical language of painting. Zhai Liang is an young generation artist who attracts much attentions. In his artworks, what the most valuable are the enjoyment of literary readings and the thoughts provoked by it; he transformed the enjoyment and thought to highly individualized paintings.

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漆澜 Qi Lan,屋漏痕—与波纳的商榷(2)Chinese brush- a dialogue with Bonnard (2),手工皮纸综合材料 handmade bast paper,comprehensive material,80×100cm,2014

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