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Monthly Archives: September 2011
4 emerging Hong Kong artists naturals at portraying nature
Hong Kong artists Nimchi Yuen, Silvia Chan, Flora Fok and Jessica Cheung are featured in a September 2011 group show at Karin Weber Gallery that explores the natural world.
Posted in Ceramics, Emerging artists, Flora Fok, Gallery shows, Hong Kong, Hong Kong artists, Jessica Cheung, Nature, Nimchi Yuen, Oil, Painting, Profiles, Silvia Chan
Tagged Adhesion, art inspired by nature, art spaces, artist profiles, ceramic sculpture, Ceramics, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Cold Spring, contemporary Asian artists, Deepa Pant, Emerging artists, Five Magpies, Flora Fok, Fly With You, galleries, gallery shows, Hong Kong art, Hong Kong artists, Hong Kong contemporary art, Hong Kong contemporary artists, Hong Kong gallery shows, I Have Two, Jessica Cheung, Jewellery Garden 1, Jewellery Garden 2, Karin Weber Gallery, Las Menimas, nature and art, nature art, Nimchi Yuen, oil painting, Painting, Pigeons In The Sky, sculpture, Silvia Chan, The Missing Part, The Stolen Spoondrift, There are no accidents without intention, There are no accidents without intention (in life as in art), Velasquez
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A different way to show art: art at home, art for guests – AHAlife
Collector Charles Riva and others open their homes to art lovers. In Asia, art collectors open local museums or display their collections online.
Posted in Art spaces, Collectors
Tagged AHAlife, art collectors, art news, artspaces, Asian art collectors, Asian art spaces, Berlin, Boros Collection, Captain Dick Hat, Charles Riva, Charles Riva Collection, Chinese contemporary art, Christian Boros, Collectors, contemporary art, Dominique Levy, DSL Collection, Emerging artists, European art spaces, exhibiting art at home, French art collectors, Heidi: Mid-life Crisis Center and Negative Media-Engram Abstraction Release Zone, Jennifer Yee, Jim Lambie, Mike Kelley, Moeko Bling, nonprofit art collections, Paul McCarthy, private art collections, private art museums, private museums in Asia, sculpture, Sutton Lane, Sutton Lane gallery, Sylvain Levy, Tauba Auerbach, The New York Times
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Chin Chih Yang’s roving projections challenge Art Taipei audience: video and interview
Art Radar interviews Chin Chih Yang on the multidisciplinary work be brought to Art Taipei 2011
Posted in Chin Chih Yang, Consumerism, Environment, Fairs, Interactive art, Interviews, New media, Performance, Portable art, Social, Taiwan, Taiwanese, Video, Videos
Tagged art fairs in Asia, Art Taipei 2011, artist interviews, Asian art fairs, Broken Mind, Byrdcliffe Artist in Residence Program, catastrophic events, Chelsea Museum, Chin Chih Yang, Christmas tree lights, electric lights, environmental art, Exit Art, film projection, Flux Factory, Godwin-Ternbach Museum, Gordian Knot, ICFAC, image projection, installation art, Interactive art, interactive installation art, interactive performance art, International Chinese Fine Arts Council, interviews, Kate Nicholson, multidisciplinary art, multidisciplinary artists, New Media Art, New York Foundation for the Arts, New York State Council for the Arts, NYFA, Parsons, performance art, Pratt Institute, projection, Queens Museum of Art, roving projection, rubbish, social art, Swing Space residency at Governors Island, Taiwanese artist, Taiwanese artists, Taiwanese contemporary art, Taiwanese contemporary artists, The Control of Fear, Urban Artists Initiative Fellowship, US artists, Video art
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Contemporary art funding in Asia: 5 top posts
Art Radar’s ‘Lists’ series continues with a look at five of the top posts on contemporary art funding in Asia.
Posted in Funding, Lists, Nonprofit
Tagged Alvaro Rodriguez Fominaya, art fairs, art funding, art market, art museums, Asian art, Chinese contemporary art, Clarissa Chimkiaco, Collectors, contemporary art, contemporary art spaces, corporate funding, corporate sponsorship, exhibition, galleries Philippines, government art funding, Green Papaya Art Projects, Hong Kong art, Hong Kong art scene, Hong Kong art spaces, Hong Kong galleries, independent art spaces, Jennifer Yee, new art museums, nonprofit art funding, Para/Site, private donors, Simon Birch, Tate Modern, Valerie Doran
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MoMA collects numerous drawings by Hajra Waheed
Kazakhstani art festival ArtBatFest calls for public arts submissions
ART HK repositions ASIA ONE section for 2012, now “heart” of fair
Museums in the age of the mega-collector: Can public institutions compete? – WSJ Blogs
Meet us at ARCOmadrid 2012! Art Radar participant in Asian Maps IX
Art Radar’s 16 most-searched contemporary Asian artists, July to December 2011
Migrant Ecologies: Innovative Southeast Asian science-art collaboration
Indian art collective WALA wins FICA Public Art Grant 2011 with performance art
Qatar Cézanne purchase points to building of art “museum empire”?