Monthly Archives: May 2010

Curator Valerie Doran on ‘Hope and Glory’ and challenges for Hong Kong art world – interview

Posted on May 28, 2010

HONG KONG CURATOR INTERVIEW For a place that has been repeatedly touted as a cultural desert, Hong Kong has managed to attract arts practitioners from many walks of life who are dedicated to working with the challenging realities present within … Continue reading →

Posted in Art funds, Art spaces, Artist-run, Curators, Democratisation of art, From Art Radar, Funding, Gallery shows, Groups and movements, Hong Kong, Hong Kong artists, Installation, Interviews, Museum shows, Museums, Mythical figures, Nonprofit, Performance, Profiles, Research, Sculpture, Simon Birch, Sound, Space, Valerie Doran, Video | Tagged 1A Space, Art Forum, Artistree, Asia Art Archive, Erin Wooters, Exit Gallery, government funding, Guangzhou, hong kong, Hong Kong Museum of Art, Hong Kong University, Hope and GLory, independent curator, John Berger, Johnson Chang, Looking for Antonio Mak, National University of Taiwan, Out of the Darkness, Robert Peckham, Shih-T'ao, Simon Birch, Valerie Doran, Wellesley College, Yishu, YY9 Gallery | Leave a comment

Liu Kuo-sung London retrospective inspires potential British Museum collection

Posted on May 26, 2010

As reported by various Taiwanese media outlets, the British Museum has recently expressed interest in collecting works by Chinese/Taiwanese modernist Liu Kuo-sung. This interest follows a well-received mini-retrospective of 25 of the artist’s paintings at London’s Goedhuis Contemporary. The museum … Continue reading →

Posted in Chinese, Collectors, Ink, Museum collections | Tagged British Museum, Chinese art, Chinese artists, Chinese ink painting, Goedhuis Contemporary, ink painting, Kate Nicholson, Liu Kuo-song, Michael Goedhuis, modernism, National Taiwan Normal University, New Ink Painting movement, Rising Sun, Sun and Moon: Floating? Sinking?, Taiwanese art, Taiwanese artists | Leave a comment

3 young Chinese artists awarded prizes at inaugural Caochangdi PhotoSpring

Posted on May 21, 2010

PHOTOGRAPHY FESTIVAL BEIJING AWARDS As part of the launch of the first annual Caochangdi PhotoSpring festival, held in Beijing, China, from 17 April to 30 June this year, three young Chinese artists were awarded a prize for their outstanding work in … Continue reading →

Posted in Animals, Asian, Beijing, Body, Buildings, Children, China, Chinese, Critic, Curators, Documentary, Emerging artists, Environment, Events, Human body, Migration, Photography, Prizes, Professionals, Urban | Tagged Ai Wei Wei, art, Asian art, Beijing, Berenice Angremy, Caochangdi PhotoSpring, Chen Ji'nan, China, contemporary art, Emerging artists, Eva Respini, Feng Li, François Hébel, He Yue, hong kong, Huang Xiaoliang, Karen Smith, Kotaro Iizawa, Les Recontres d’Arles, Li Chunjun, Li Liangxin, Li Yong, Liao Wei, Liu Jia, Liu Ke, Mu Ge, Nooshfar Afnan, photography, Qi Hong, RongRong, RongRong & inri, Song Xiaodi, taiwan, The Tierney Fellowship, Three Shadows Photography Art Centre, Three Shadows Photography Award 2010, Tian Lin, Wang Huan, Xiao Ribao, Xue Wei, Zeng Han, Zhang Jie, Zhang Xiao | Leave a comment

Reji Arackal is new kid on contemporary Indian art block

Posted on May 19, 2010

INDIAN ART EMERGING ARTISTS Art Radar Asia is pleased to bring you a review of new kid on the block Reji Arackal’s “Sans Divine Machines” by guest contributor and veteran Indian art writer, Deepanjana Pal. Reji Arackal is among the … Continue reading →

Posted in Art spaces, Deepanjana Pal, Drawing, Emerging artists, Events, Gallery shows, India, Indian, Medium, Mumbai, Reviews, Shows, Venues | Tagged charcoal drawing, Deepanjana Pal, Reji Arackal, Sakshi Gallery, Sans Divine Machines, The Painter: A Life of Ravi Varma, What They Got Away With | Leave a comment

Watch Simon Birch’s video tour of conceptual circus ‘Hope and Glory’ in Hong Kong

Posted on May 19, 2010

HONG KONG PUBLIC ART EXHIBITION VIDEO TOUR For international art lovers who aren’t able to see the sprawling conceptual circus for themselves, Simon Birch guides viewers through his masterful art event “Hope & Glory”. Watch the videos to see the … Continue reading →