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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Taiwanese painter Hsaio Chu-Fang explores Brazil in IT Park solo – picture post
Award-winning Taiwanese artist Hsiao Chu-Fang held an exhibition of her Brazil-inspired paintings at Taipei gallery IT Park in June and July 2011.
Posted in Gallery shows, Painting, Picture feasts, Taiwan, Taiwanese
Tagged art in Taiwan, Art Taipei, artist residency, artist residency programmes, arts in Taipei, contemporary Taiwanese art, Hsiao Chu-Fang, Insituto Sacatar, IT Park Gallery, Jeanne Mueller, National Hsin Chu Teachers College, Painting, S-An Cultural Foundation, S-An Esthetics Prize, Tainan National University of the Arts, Taipei Art Prize, Taiwanese
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Fashion photography to fishing: Manila Contemporary shows Philippine artist Wahoo Guerrero
FILIPINO PHOTOGRAPHER ART EXHIBITIONS In “Man and the Sea”, on show at Manila Contemporary from 2 July to 14 August 2011, Filipino photographer and filmmaker Wahoo Guerrero presents a body of work depicting the Philippine Sea and the people that … Continue reading
Posted in Documentary, Environment, Filipino, Gallery shows, Landscape, Manila, Photography, Social
Tagged architecture, art photography, Asia Pacific, Batangas, cambodia, climate change, coastal life, contemporary Filipino art, contemporary Filipino artists, documentary photography, environment, Escuela de Bellas Artes San Jordi, fashion photography, Filipino art, Filipino artists, film production, filmmakers, filmmaking, fisherman, Fishermen, fishing, global warming, Ilocos, Leonor Veiga, Luzon, Man and the Sea, Manila Contemporary, Matuod, multimedia art, Painting, Philippine Sea, Philippines, photography, publishing, Reina, Sea, socialist realism, tropical countries, typhoons, Wahoo Guerrero
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Copyright-safe video resource for artists – New York Times
VIDEO ART RESOURCE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY Over 10,000 Creative Commons-licensed videos are soon to appear on a new section of YouTube’s free online video editor, The New York Times reported in June 2011. Debates over copyright on YouTube are the drivers … Continue reading
Posted in Art and the Internet, Promoting art, Resources
Tagged art and the Internet, art resources, artist resources, cloud computing, copyright infringement, Creative Commons, Creative Commons licensing, DragonTape, emerging artist, Guardian, Guggenheim, intellectual property, internet art, Jaycut, Kathleen Ditzig, Luke White, Mashable, mass media, Nancy Spector, Natasha Wescoat, Online art, online video art, online video art competitions, online video editing, popular culture, Remi Weekes, resource, Seaweed, Soundcloud, The Artist's Guide to YouTube, The New York Times, Twitter, Video, Video art, video art resources, video artists, Videotoolbox, web tools, YouTube, YouTube Play, YouTube Play. A Biennial of Creative Video, YouTube Video Editor
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Japanese-Korean artist Lee Ufan gets Guggenheim retrospective – review round-up
We look at what critics are saying about ”Lee Ufan: Marking Infinity”, which opened in June 2011 at the Guggenheim in New York and is the artists’ first American retrospective.
Posted in Japanese, Korean, Lee Ufan, Museum shows, New York, Overviews
Tagged Alexandra Munroe, Anpo: Art X War, Art Observer, Art of Encounter, artist-philisopher, Asian Art Initiative, Brooklyn Rail, Carmela Sagritalo, Centre Georges Pompidou, College of Fine Arts, conceptual art, Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts, Edward Gomez, Frank Lloyd Wright, Gaston Bachelard, Guggenheim Museum, Japan Foundation, Japanese artist, Jeu De Paume, Jonah Bokaer, Ken Johnson, Korea Foundation, Korean artist, Korean-Japanese artist, Kröller-Müller Museum, Leadership Committee, Lee Ufan, Lee Ufan Museum, Lee Ufan: Marking Infinity, London Korea Links, Mind’s Eye, minimalist, MOMA, Mono-ha art movement, Musée d'art Moderne Saint-Etienne, Nihon University, On Vanishing, Professor, Professor of Tama Art University, Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Foundation, Richard Armstrong, Richard Serra, Robert Ryman, Samsung, Seoul National University, Shanghai Biennale, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, space, Tadao Anda, tansaekhwa, Tate Liverpool, The Financial Times, The New York Times, The Ranunculus, UNESCO Prize, Yokohama Museum of Art
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Learn how to write about art and get published: Art Radar journalism course 2nd student intake
As a student of the Art Radar Certificate in Art Journalism and Writing 101, you will learn the ins and outs of the writing about contemporary art.
Posted in From Art Radar, Resources
Tagged art course, art education, art school, art writing, art writing school, become a journalist, Certificate in Art Journalism and Writing, Certificate in Art Journalism and Writing 101, editing training, from Art Radar, how to copy edit, how to edit, how to get published, how to write, journalism course, journalist training, learn journalism, learn to write about art, online journalism, online writing education, online writing school, writing certification, writing course, writing for the Internet, writing online, writing school
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Art Radar takes a break for Lunar New Year in 2012
New records for Chinese auction houses despite market slowdown – ArtTactic report
Why are regional art shows so tricky to curate? The Japan Times
What is ahead for contemporary Asian art, 2012 and beyond? Part II
Southeast Asian photography: Langgeng Art Foundation holds rare group showing
Art Stage Singapore 2012 round up: Sales slow, coverage listless
Seeking Korea artist residency? International opportunities at Seoul Art Space Geumcheon
FINAL DAYS! Art Radar journalism course application deadline draws near
Indonesian contemporary art in Italy: A “faraway world” brought closer to Rome
What is ahead for contemporary Asian art, 2012 and beyond? Part I