Sculpture provides new ideas, new forms and new emotions: Interview with Tony Cragg at CAFA Art Museum
Tony Cragg brought first museum show in China to the Art Museum of the Central Academy of Fine Arts fromMarch 2nd through April 15th, 2012.
The Exhibition View of “Tony Cragg: Sculptures and Drawings” at CAFA Art Museum
An artist of great international acclaim and immense energy, Cragg has developed more possibilities in the making of sculpture than any other sculptor since Henry Moore discovered the “hole” as a positive space.
ECOTOPIA: Urban Design & Art Work– Solo Show of Ye Cheng
Ye Cheng is dedicated to the promotion of his ecological theory of ECOTOPIA, which stands for the introduction of ecological agriculture within the city, reorganization of the existing relations of production and consumption relations.
Selections of Wang Shui-bo
His first film, "Sunrise Over Tiananmen Square", was a brilliant portrayal of an artist struggling to sort through ideology and arrive at truth which has won the Oscar Nomination for Best Short Documentary in 1999. Here we present the special selections of Wang Shui-bo's works include "The Mighty River", "Sunrise Over Tiananmen Square", "Wish You...
ACT/DESIGN-Exhibition on Creativity, Interaction and Games in Shanghai
From December the 2nd to December the 4th, during the Global Education Conference On Creative Industries Shanghai, ACT/DESIGN will display works from two international selections: Lunarcade and Digital Entertainment Jam.
The Studio of Wang Shaojun–Video
As a renowned Chinese sculptor, Wang Shaojun had won the first prize of a Beijing exhibition of sports sculptures in his collaboration with Wu Guojun and their sculpture has been the part of the International Olympic Committee's collections since 1995.
Liu Jin’an Studio–Video
As a professor and graduated supervisor of fine arts in the Captial Normal University, Beijing, Liu Jin'an is universally acknowledged as one of the great contemporay masters of Chinese ink and wash painting.
Short Documentary of Xiang Jing’s “Will Things Ever Get Better?”–Video
"This world brings me great pain, and I don’t think I can use what I have now to help the future of the world. Sometimes, art seems like a utopian dream world, where each artist rushes to successfully erect a new world before the old one collapses."
“Mona Lisa in the Weather from Sunny to Stormy” and “Kitchen Servant Attacked by Sandstorms”
Dressed and made-up by the artist himself, Han Jinpeng personally experiences “live” classics in real situations with climate changes and impermanence in each “artistic classic practice”.
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