Posts Tagged ‘china’
Artists at the MFA: Liu Xiaodong
In 2008, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston commissioned Liu Xiaodong to create a work for inclusion in the 2010 exhibition, “Fresh Ink: Ten Takes on Chinese Tradition.” The work comprises nine portraits of Boston-area high school students painted on one large scroll. Liu’s intense engagement with the teens he painted makes the work a unique collaboration.
Social observation and critique are at the heart of the work of Liu Xiaodong, one of China’s premier contemporary artists. His vignettes of modern Chinese life provide moving glimpses of a country in transition to a world power.
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动 作画 Action Painting Artist Barbara Streiff Chinese Art Garden NYArts Beijing 北京 画廊
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Live art action expressive motions paintings with body found by artist Barbara Streiff`CH. Sound by DJ Jackomo.
Barbara Streiff was study Art & History on University and Highschool of Art in Zuerich, Florence and Paris. Learning from the old master and later modern art techniques in communicative art exchange on the road all over the World.- Europe – Asia – China – Arab Staates – Brasil. The motions paintings overpainted in expressive abstraction is her passion. The artist did found a new combination in art styles to express herself. Inspiration was the expressive abstraction in action paintings like Mathieux in Paris 1940. later in the USA 1960 Jackson Pollok and Sam Francis This modern art in a new combination like Yves Kleins action paintings with body of womens but to be the acteur byself in performance of art & philosophie. By this performance she express her self with oiled body on paper overpaintings with mixed spay colors.
Digital Art Movie by Barbara Streiff from Switzerland of the Artaction with expressive Bodypaintings for the Installation to the Elements in NY Arts Beijing China Gallery Space China Art Garden 318. – Sound DJ Jackomo.
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Ferrari 599 China Limited Edition
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2009 marks the fifth anniversary of Ferraris presence in China. During this time Ferrari has witnessed, first-hand, the epic changes that have transformed East Asia and to commemorate the occasion, Ferrari has partnered with a prominent contemporary Chinese artist, Lu Hao, to create the unique Ferrari 599 China.
Ferrari has created a unique artistic piece, with the exterior entirely hand painted to reproduce the subtle color and unique cracked pot pattern typical of ancient Chinese pottery coupled with several precious and unique interior elements, such as the Jade start button and the gold coloured rev counter with ancient Chinese ideograms. This one of a kind vehicle brings together Chinese artistic heritage with Italian craftsmanship and Italian industrial design, creating a perfect blend of automotive technology and Chinese art that will make it one of the most appealing cars for collectors worldwide.
For this creation, Ferrari has chosen to involve contemporary Chinese artist Lu Hao, who has followed his distinctive artistic vision to become one of Chinas most famous and most influential contemporary artists. For this project he drew inspiration from Chinas ancient literary traditions, the unique Ge Kiln porcelain, and the fabled Silk Road, creating his own unique interpretation of Chinas majestic traditional culture.
This unique artistic masterpiece, blending the cutting edge technology of the 599 GTB Fiorano HGTE with traditional Chinese design elements, will be auctioned off for charity during an exclusive event in Beijing on November the 3rd 2009 that will be open to select art collectors and Ferrari friends.
Part of the proceeds from the charity auction to be held at the cars unveiling will benefit an educational sponsorship program targeted at Chinese students. Details of the program will be released at the auction gala dinner party. The event complements some of Ferraris ongoing CSR initiatives, such as its partnerships with the Soong Ching Ling Foundation and the Jet-Li One Foundation. Over the past five years, the speed and passion associated with the Ferrari brand has won the hearts of Chinese customers, and Ferrari has been no less passionate about its social responsibilities. By giving back to the community, Ferrari wants to foster a spirit of compassion while continuing to build on the success of its brand in China.
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China’s contemporary art market bubble has burst
CHINA-ART: The buoyant market for Chinese contemporary art over the last few years has made millionaires in the country. But the financial crisis has led to a massive slump in demand for works.
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Inside the Chinese Contemporary Art Scene
The hottest artists and multimedia art.See Zhang Huan, Xu Bing, Yang Fudong and more, presented by Asia Society’s Melissa Chiu, interviewed by BigThink.com – where you can find a variety of expert interviews.
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