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2015.06.13 Sat, by

CURRENT – Shanghai Himalayas Museum

CURRENT|不合时宜: Contemporary Art from Scotland, a collaboration between Shanghai Himalayas Museum and Cooper Gallery >> Read more
2015.01.07 Wed, by

Image≠Art≠Personality

This exhibition brings with it a positive kind of closure: in a nebulous stage stuck between experience and expression, the repudiation of images is without a doubt an instance of art reinventing its own wonderfully clever tactics of stalling... >> Read more
2014.08.05 Tue, by

ab-surdus Via Lewandowsky: a case-study

This recent episode in the public debate about arts and cultural policy demonstrates how tightly bound absurdity is with questions about what constitutes meaning and meaninglessness, as well as the related issue of what the value of art is today. Clearly, there is a need to grasp and articulate why and how such "absurd" art may be significant... >> Read more
2013.11.22 Fri, by

Telling Signs: A Nine Square-Meter Museum

The project was called “Nine Square-Meter Museum”, and the Consulate’s drawing room became the exhibition space. The exhibition lasted just one day in order to impart a sense of urgency, and also begged the question, “What possibilities can art bring in nine square-meters and twenty-four hours?” >> Read more
Interviews, 2013.09.06 Fri, by

HUGO BOSS ASIA ART: the Concept, the Scope, the Award

Larys Frogier, director of the Rockbund Art Museum and chair of the Jury, talks about the inaugural HUGO BOSS ASIA ART Award and the upcoming exhibition of the seven finalist artists...
 
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Think, 2013.07.09 Tue, by

Anachronism in Contemporary Political Art

The classic quote by Karl Marx goes: “Hegel remarks somewhere that all great world-historic facts and personages appear, so to speak, twice. He forgot to add: the first time as tragedy, the second time as farce.” Such satire is not only appropriate in reference to Napoleon and his nephew, Napoleon III... >> Read more
Think, 2013.02.07 Thu, by

Refined, All Too Refined: A Trend of 2012

As we might have imagined, the Chinese art scene of 2012 was full of glitz and clamor. This was demonstrated most aggressively through the curation in the first large-scale solo show of the year... >> Read more
Think, 2012.12.20 Thu, by

Jian Ce – Smile Without A Face

About Jian Ce – Smile Without A Face “SMILE WITHOUT A FACE” is Jian Ce’s second solo exhibition at WHITE SPACE BEIJING, featuring her latest works. For Jian Ce, a young painter, the question of how a painting can reveal itself has become a primary concern. She chose to backtrack to the core of painting […] >> Read more
Interviews, 2011.03.16 Wed, by

Answering the Question: What is the Chinese Avant-Garde?

Zhai Zhenming in Conversation with Paul Gladston. >> Read more
Interviews, 2010.11.30 Tue, by

“Great Performances” at Pace Beijing

Despite the extraordinary range of works presented, "Great Performances" feels like an opportunity missed. >> Read more

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