FLOW is a 3 day series of events, performances, talks, and screenings, initiated by Erika Tan in association with Researchers-in-Residence Bettina Fung & Ada Hao, Founding Member Annie Jael Kwan and with the participation, input and support of the AAA network, Iniva, Live Art Development Agency and Alex and Rhian from Raven Row. Asia-Art-Activism / … Continue reading
TAMPERED EMOTIONS – LUST FOR DUST Public program 29 June — 1 July October, 2018 Contributors : Bianca Baldi, Eva Barois de Caevel, Karima Boudou, Jana J. Haeckel, Natasha Marie Llorens, Paul-Emmanuel Odin, Roxanne Maillet, Douglas Morland, susan pui san lok, Jean-Charles de Quillacq, Roee Rosen, Liv Schulman, Ruti Sela, Ghita Skali, Doriane Souilhol, Camille … Continue reading
PRESENCE: A Window into Contemporary Chinese Art Exhibition dates: Friday 9 February – Sunday 3 June Exhibition opening hours: Wednesday – Sunday 10am – 5pm Venue: The Vaults, St. George’s Hall, entrance via the Heritage Centre on St. John’s Lane, Liverpool Admission: Free Above: Lu Xinjian, City DNA / Salford and Manchester, 2016. (c) the artist. Image courtesy the … Continue reading
Diaspora Pavilion Wolverhampton Art Gallery 9 February 2018 VIP Reception 4:30-5:30pm Private View 5:30pm onwards Abbas Zahedi, MANNA: Machine Aided Neural Networking of Affect (2017), Diaspora Pavilion. Image courtesy ICF Diaspora Pavilion presented the work of nineteen artists at Palazzo Pisani a Santa Marina in Venice during the 57th Biennale. Taking place between 13 May and … Continue reading
30 Years of Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art In 2016 Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art celebrated 30 years since the organization was founded. It was formed in 1986 as the Chinese View Arts Association, a festival platform of art, music and dance whose purpose was to create an improved understanding of Chinese culture for UK … Continue reading
Trinh T Minh-ha: Symposium 3 Dec 2017 ICA London, Cinema 1 2pm – 5.30pm “It is necessary for me always to keep in mind that one cannot really theorize about film, but only with film. This is how the field can remain open.” – Trinh T Minh-ha, Framer Framed As part of the ICA retrospective … Continue reading
Black Artists and Modernism and Van Abbemuseum View of Nil Yalter, C’est un dur métier que l’exil / Exile is a hard job, 1976/2015. Mixed media. Nil Yalter, 1973-2015, La Verrière, Fondation d’entreprise Hermès, Brussels. Photo: Isabelle Arthuis, 2015. Conference: “Conceptualism – Intersectional Readings, International Framings” Black Artists and Modernism in Europe after 1968 December 7–9, 2017 BOOK … Continue reading
