Adam’s Visit to Beijing (a loose luggage film)
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Category: Art Global
Miami – Art Basel (for those who can’t travel)
“This video provides you with a tour through the fair on the opening day. When you stroll through the exhibition hall you see latest works by artists such as Olafur Eliasson, Inigo Manglano-Ovalle, Nick Cave, Anish Kapoor, Olaf Nicolai, KRIWET, Kris Martin, Takashi Murakami, Haroon Mirza, Rob Pruitt, and Paul McCarthy. But there are also
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NY – MFA Open Studios; see new art – make new friends
THIS SATURDAY Hunter 2-6pm 450 W 41st Street NYU 6-10pm 34 Stuyvesant St
Mixed Signals of Soft Power
From the title of this post you might think I am going to give dating advice, but no, I’d actually like to discuss Beijing’s Age of Enlightenment exhibit in their new National Museum at Tiananmen Square. It seems odd (however typical) for the Chinese Government to allow this exhibition, inviting the ideas of the German
Young Art Administrator Profiles: Min Hee Lee
Bonniekate: What city do your currently live in? Min Hee Lee: I am staying in Manhattan near the Times Square! BK: What city are you from? MHL: I am from Seoul, Korea. BK: You are at Steinhardt – what is the focus of your study? MHL: I am studying Visual Arts Administration now. I am
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I’m Back!
Hey Ya’ll, just got back from Beijing! (Some pronounce this “Bey-Jing”). And, I gotta say – these blue skies are making me glad! Here are just a few snap shots. As promised, more in-depth story telling to come: (Collected photos from various residents.) Our loving translator brings us lotus pods. 😉 The first day with the
National Art Museum of China (NAMoC) 1.0
Our first visit to NAMoC was to see the 90 year anniversary show of The (communist) Party. It was more of an homage than a historical/curatorial overview. Some of the paintings were newly crafted to represent events in the style that was popular around the date of which the event occurred. Obviously there were some really interesting
AIR Project Group Blog
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Name-Droppin’ …details to be filled in…
So far our group has visited/been visited by Phil Tinari of LEAP, Ran Huang (trained in London) and Chi Peng (highlighted in Art in America as early as ’09). Each one has blown my mind in their own way. Here are just a few images, more notes to follow on the flip-side: Below: A couple recent