UNTITLED:dialogue is a one-year project organized by Jessie Yang and He Yu. This duo met at New York Univeristy’s Steinhardt Graduate school for Visual Arts Management. Both originally from China, (Shanghai and Sichuan, respectively,) they had the idea to create a monthly forum for further dialogue that centered around Contemporary Asian Art being created locally, in New
It is hard to believe it has been almost a year since I was in Beijing! If you happen to find yourself traveling there any time soon, please, do yourself a favor and check out the lovely Three Shadows art space. The building complex was designed by Ai Wei Wei’s architectural design company and is nestled in
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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
I once worked for a man whose mantra was “It is what It is”. It was his way of dealing with anything out of his control when he and his team had done all they could, but things still worked out other than the way he was hoping for. This is also a good mantra for China
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
We had a day, walking around the gallery spaces in Cao Chang Di. Most notably was Chambers, which I will write more about once I can research a little, and Three Shadows photo center. But the image above struck a different chord. Above is a painting by He Wenjue in an exhibit titled “Dinner Party
this one reminded me of Edward Gorey.
