Posts Tagged ‘
art ’
Jun 10th, 2009 |
By Chris |
Category: Published work, Random Shanghai stuff...
Here’s my report on Art HK held last month
The2009 edition of Art Hong Kong, held from 14-17 May got off to a busy start, with large crowds of several thousands attending the opening, despite worries over the economic downturn and H1N1 flu...
Tags: art, hk Posted in Published work, Random Shanghai stuff... |
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Aug 11th, 2008 |
By Chris |
Category: News and events, Paintblog, Random Shanghai stuff..., weird stuff
Here’s a video compilation of Chinese art works and what have you I’ve taken photos of over the last few months.
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Tags: art, beijing, chinese, shanghai Posted in News and events, Paintblog, Random Shanghai stuff..., weird stuff |
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Aug 7th, 2008 |
By Chris |
Category: Cartoon, News and events, Published work, Random Shanghai stuff...
This is an article for Chinese vogue, it’ll get translated
Art goes fast forward at 7th Shanghai Biennale
Shanghai Biennale is considered globally the most important art event in China, since its groundbreaking edition in the year ...
Tags: art, biennale, China, shanghai Posted in Cartoon, News and events, Published work, Random Shanghai stuff... |
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Jul 21st, 2008 |
By Chris |
Category: News and events, Paintblog, Random Shanghai stuff...
For the umpteenth time Elle China has run a picture of a Shanghai Eye painting in one of their photo spreads. This time on ‘military fashion.’ Full disclosure- the painting in question is one of a series of Chinese numerals, with no partic...
Tags: art, China, elle, shanghai Posted in News and events, Paintblog, Random Shanghai stuff... |
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Jul 21st, 2008 |
By Chris |
Category: News and events, Random Shanghai stuff...
Here is a Shanghai Eye web exclusive-
A short Q&A with the owners of the DSL Collection, one of the leading collections of Chinese contemporary art.
Shanghaieye (SHE): Could you outline your collection- what significant works does it...
Tags: art, China, dsl Posted in News and events, Random Shanghai stuff... |
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Jul 18th, 2008 |
By Chris |
Category: News and events, Random Shanghai stuff...
My piece on Guan Yi published in the art newspaper has been made available online, you can read it here.
Guan Yi, 42, has assembled the most important holdings of contemporary art in China. He comes from a family which made huge sums of money i...
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Jul 18th, 2008 |
By Chris |
Category: News and events, Paintblog, Random Shanghai stuff...
Back from Beijing, here is a review of the UCCA show:
On the same day news emerged that the Andy Warhol show planned by the Faurschou gallery in Beijing was banned by the Chinese Ministry of Culture the neighbouring Ullens Center for Contempora...
Tags: art, beijing, UCCA Posted in News and events, Paintblog, Random Shanghai stuff... |
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Jul 12th, 2008 |
By Chris |
Category: News and events, Random Shanghai stuff...
Discovered (hyuk) this discovery channel doc in English on 798 art district. Woo, Chinese people not so bothered by those annoying copyrights lawyers.
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Tags: 798, art, beijing Posted in News and events, Random Shanghai stuff... |
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Jul 1st, 2008 |
By Chris |
Category: News and events, Random Shanghai stuff...
A Zhang Xiaogang on auction in London missed its estimate by a large margin, perhaps the beginning of the end?
Flopped?
In other news, the IHT has a rampaging dragon of Chinese art roaring and a thundering ahead.
“First, Weste...
Tags: art, News and events Posted in News and events, Random Shanghai stuff... |
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Jun 25th, 2008 |
By Chris |
Category: News and events, Random Shanghai stuff...
Here’s a general overview of the Beijing art scene
Currents of change
China’s art community is in a constant state of flux, buoyed by an increasing talent pool of diverse artists, they are swept this way and that by various forces...
Tags: art, beijing, olympics Posted in News and events, Random Shanghai stuff... |
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