Consulate Consummate
Taken on my second (or third) trip to the Chinese Consulate. New York, I love you, but you’re freaking me out.
Taken on my second (or third) trip to the Chinese Consulate. New York, I love you, but you’re freaking me out.
Check out this article – Ai Wei Wei out!
I like how this city is shaped.
In a mere 22 days I will be leaving my beloved and the City of NY to traverse the wild eastern art-market frontier of Beijing, China via an Air Projects residency. Home of the controversial artist Ai Weiwei (Whose work is pictured here, on display currently. The Plaza Hotel’s first Pulitzer Fountain installation.) and many
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Summer 2011, I hope to be spending a chunk of in CHINA. (hopefully dressed something like the gal above.) If the details all come together, it should be an awesome expedition! In the meantime – I am reading up on the radical shift that has happened (pretty much since the 90s, I guess?) politically, culturally,
Forger’s OrderLi Ran2010 Meulensteen is proud to announce a group show featuring abold new generation of Chinese artists whose perspectives differ markedly from theiracclaimed predecessors. These emerging artists are creating work informed by China’srapid transformation in a language that addresses the world at large. Curated by JamesElaine, past curator of the Hammer Museum in Los
Continue Reading “Jamie’s show up through April at Meulensteen (formerly Max Protetch)”
NOTE to self:Get Swanlights – supposedly the best yet from the Artist, Antony, and the Johnsons…In other (related) news: James “Jamie” Elaine is still AWESOME. He was the one who recommended the Antony album, and he also recommended looking into the following: Ai Wei Wei – basically THE Chinese mover and shaker. Book: Wild Wild