Wu Yuren: On Parole
Klein Sun Gallery is pleased to announce On Parole, Wu Yuren’s first solo exhibition in the United States on view from May 7th through June 27th, 2015.
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Cui Xiuwen and Wu Yuren－Klein Sun Gallery
Klein Sun Gallery is pleased to announce On Parole, Wu Yuren’s first solo exhibition in the United States on view from May 7th through June 27th, 2015. >> Read more
Unlived by What is Seen – Tang Contemporary Art Center
Unlived by What is Seen is an exhibition curated by the artists Sun Yuan and Peng Yu and independent curator Cui Cancan. >> Read more
NO COUNTRY: CONTEMPORARY ART FOR SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST ASIA OPENS ON SATURDAY, MAY 10 AT THE CENTRE FOR CONTEMPORARY ART, SINGAPORE
(New York and Singapore, May 8, 2014) – From May 10 to July 20, 2014 >> Read more
PANDAMONIUM CURATORIAL CONVERSATION
A conversation between Li Zhenhua and David Elliott, curators of "PANDAMONIUM: Media art from Shanghai" >> Read more
Foundational Work II
ShanghART Gallery is pleased to invite you to the group exhibition, Foundational Work II, which runs from 6th June to 30th June, 2013. >> Read more
All Yesterday’s Parties
Yesterday signalled new exhibition openings in Beijing's 798 and Caochangdi art districts. Randian sped through Hou Yong and Wu Dexin at Tang Contemporary, Liu Ren, Zhang Ruyi and Gao Ludi at White Space, Zeng Hao at Hadrien de Montferrand and and Wang Xingwei works at 01100001 and UCCA. Here is the photographic evidence. >> Read more
SIP! INDONESIAN ART TODAY
The exhibition "Sip! Indonesian Art Today" and the accompanying publication results from ARNDT's recent focus on Southeast Asian art and the new Asian and Pacific art markets. >> Read more
The Demise Of The Things: Wu Xiaochuan
For art that muses over the nostalgia of the past, “monumentality” is a necessary characteristic: Caspar David Friedrich’s desolate monasteries or Gothic cathedrals, John William Waterhouse’s distressed “Lady of Shalott,” or John Everett Millais’ “Orphelia” sinking in the river — there is a sorrowful sublime... >> Read more
In Memory of Lee Wen
The performance artist Lee Wen passed away on 3 March 2019, in Singapore, after having suffered from Parkinson’s Disease. He was a pioneer who defined and shaped performance art in Asia. Together with some of his peers, Lee reimagined the foundations of academic art, opening its vocabulary and techniques to a socially engaged practice. >> Read more
