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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Art Radar 20 most-searched contemporary Asian artists to June 2011
Goodbye Takashi Murakami. Hello Tsang Kin-Wah. Art Radar‘s list of the top twenty most-searched Asian contemporary artists to June 2011 holds some surprises.
Posted in Asian, From Art Radar, Lists, Triennales, Triennials
Tagged 10th Biennale de Lyon, Ai Weiwei, Aichi Triennale 2010, Alwin Reamillo, Andy Leleisi'uao, Asian contemporary artists, Bringing the War Back Home, Bringing the War Home, Cao Fei, Chinese contemporary artists, Farhad Ahrarnia, Filipino contemporary artists, Gallery of Modern Art Brisbane, GoMA, Hiroshi Senju, Hong Kong contemporary artists, Impressions Gallery, Indian contemporary artists, Indonesian contemporary artists, Iranian contemporary artists, Japanese contemporary artists, Jumaldi Alfi, Kate Nicholson, Kim Joon, Li Hui, Light art, Lisa Reihana, Malaysian contemporary artists, Maud Page, meekyoung shin, Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian, Mori Art Museum, New Media Art, New Zealand contemporary artists, Pakistani contemporary artists, Phoebe Hui, Queensland Art Gallery, Reena Kallat, Ronald Ventura, Rose Issa Projects, Shazia Sikander, South Korean contemporary artists, Takashi Murakami, Tatsumi Orimoto, the 17th Biennale of Sydney, The Fourth Seal - HE Is To No Purpose And HE Wants To Die For The Second Time, The Seven Seals, Tomoko Kashiki, Tsang Kin Wah, Unnerved: The New Zealand Project, words in art, Yee I-Lann, Zendegi: Twelve Contemporary Iranian Artists
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Art jobs round up: writing intern New York, Christie’s Chinese specialist, photography curatorship, London gallery job
When the time is right for you, you will know exactly where to find the most exhilarating opportunities around. Right here at Art Radar Jobs!
Posted in Art internships, Art jobs
Tagged art internships, art jobs, Art Radar Jobs, artist liaison positions, assistant curator positions, auction house jobs, auction house positions, Christie's positions, curator jobs, editorial internships, gallery jobs, gallery manager position, gallery sales positions, library jobs, library positions, museum fellowships, museums jobs, museums positions
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Hong Kong Wan Chai Visual Archive: community art experimentation
Art Radar looks at the history and development of the Wan Chai Visual Archive, a non-profit, community-focussed, short-term art space in Hong Kong.
Posted in Alvin Yip, Archives, Art and the community, Carl Gouw, Community art, Curatorial practice, Hong Kong, Nonprofit, Participatory, Public art, Social
Tagged ACTS Service Apartment Building, Alvin Yip, Ambassadors of Design Hong Kong, art and the community, art archives, Art HK, art laboratory, Arts Promotion Office, Beatrix Pang, Carl Gouw, Carmen Bat Ka Man, city planning, collaborative art, community art, contemporary art, cultural sustainability, Design, elderly people, family portraits, Goldig Investment Group, hearing impairement, historic buildings, Home Affairs Bureau, Hong Kong art, Hong Kong art spaces, Hong Kong charities, Hong Kong community art, Hong Kong contemporary art, Hong Kong contemporary art scene, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center, Hong Kong International Art Fair, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong Polytechnic University School of Design, iPhone applications, iPhone apps, local community engagement in art, long exposure photography, Martin Cheung, Mute Works, Nonprofit, photography, pinhole cameras, pinhole photography, Pinhole workshop, redevelopment, sign language, St. James Settlement, Strelka Institute of Media Architecture and Design, Thomas Ng, Thomas Tsang, urban development, Urban Narratives, urban redevelopment, visual archive, visual art archives, Wan Chai, Wan Chai Visual Archive
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Japanese artist Hirotoshi Iwasaki draws time with video – picture feast
Thirty-year-old Japanese artist Hirotoshi Iwasaki combines drawing and animation to create flip book-like artworks and video pieces that explore time, memory and space.
Posted in Animation, Charcoal, Drawing, Gallery shows, Hirotoshi Iwasaki, Japanese, Memory, New media, Pencil, Picture feasts, Space, Stop motion, Time, Tokyo, Video
Tagged 22nd Ankara International Film Festival, animation, art, art collectors, ART HK 11, Book, Bottom, charcoal, charcoal drawings, collecting video art, contemporary Japanese Art, contemporary Japanese artist, digital photo frame, Drawing, flip books, gallery shows, Gallery Terra Tokyo, Hirotoshi Iwasaki, Horse, Image Forum Festival, Invisible Time, iron, JAPANCONGO, Japanese art events, Japanese art exhibitions, Japanese artists, Kate Nicholson, Leaf N, Leaf P, Memory, mirror, mixed-media art, Monstra Festival, mutoscope, Mutoscope (Bottom), New Media Art, paper, pencil, pencil drawings, solo exhibitions, space, The Wall Street Journal, time, TOKYO ANIMA!, Tokyo art exhibitions, Tokyo National University of Fine Art and Music, Video art, video art collectors, video artists, video installation, Wall Street Journal, WSJ
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TverCA helps restore Russian soul – The Art Newspaper
Russian dealer and gallery pioneer Marat Guelman has founded his second regional Russian art museum, this one called TverCA, The Art Newspaper reports.
Posted in Museums, Russia, Tver
Tagged art censorship, art museums, Aslan Chehoev, censorship, Dmitry Gutov, Erarta, Galleries in Russia, Guelman Gallery, Humanitarian Skolkovo, Irina Yashkova, Marat Guelman, moscow, new Russian galleries, Novy, Novy Museum, Perm, Perm Museum of Contemporary Art, Recycle Group, Russia, Russian art, Russian art museums, Russian contemporary art, Russian galleries, Saint Petersburg, Saint Petersburg art scene, St Petersburg, The Art Newspaper, Tver, TverCa, Viktor Bondarenko, Yasmin Chilmeran
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Photobook prices are soaring: Will monographs follow?
Are you new to collecting art? Do you have a limited budget? Perhaps you should take a look at the photobook market.
Introducing new service Art Radar Jobs: Exciting jobs, calls, internships world-wide
We announce the beginning of our new art jobs service. This week we list, among others, a development position with Bidouin and an art reporter post for The Art Newspaper.
Art journalism online course: A reason to talk to art world influencers
ART HK 12: First time Asian galleries talk art fair strategy
Chinese affordable art fair AAC to launch Hong Kong edition
Adequate professional talent for China’s expanding arts infrastructure? The New York Times![ART HK 12: Rolling media round up [UPDATED 18 May 2012]](http://artradarjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/Chu-Teh-Chun-313-1969Oil-on-canvas260-x-185cm-150x150.jpg)
ART HK 12: Rolling media round up [UPDATED 18 May 2012]
ART HK 12: What to do outside of the fair? Essential extra event list
Sydney Contemporary 2013: ART HK founder Tim Etchells’ newest fair venture
Weekly jobs and opportunities | Taking a two week break
Undiscovered Chinese photographers profiled in 88books’ hand-bound zines – resource alert
Mongolian Mugi’s first Hong Kong solo: Rediscovering past lost to communism