A classroom blog on contemporary art & new media in China, w focus on Shanghai. Run by students. Instructor: Defne Ayas (since '06), Francesca Tarocco (since '10). Past lecturers included: Yang Zhenzhong, Qiu Anxiong, Gu Wenda, Ding Yi, Hu Jieming, Birdhead, Zhao Chuan, Lynn Pan, Yang Fudong, Davide Quadrio, Jian Jun Zhang, Barbara Pollack, Lisa Movius, Phil Tinari, Li Zhenhua, Aaajiao, Shi Yong, Xu Zhen, Lorenz Helbling, Yan Pei Ming, ShuFu, Liu Ying Mei. Since Fall 2006.
Thursday, September 21, 2006
Photography and Its Evolution as Fine Art Panel Discussion
Save Sunday, September 24, 4pm to go to this panel, which will be examining recent trends in the role of photography in China’s contemporary art scene! DA
Photography and Its Evolution as Fine Art
Panel Discussion
Meg Maggio, Pekin Fine Arts
John Batten, John Batten Gallery, Hong Kong
Gu Zheng, photographer and professor, Fudan University
Greg Girard, photographer, Shanghai
Over the last ten years, China has seen a veritable explosion of new photo-based contemporary artwork, which is now accepted – and well regarded as “art” – in major museums, art fairs, and gallery exhibitions. No longer relegated to a secondary position, the boundaries between photography as social documentary and photography as contemporary artwork are forever blurred; and, whether an artist currently works in photography and moves to painting,
or vice versa, seems less and less important.
RMB 50, includes a drink
Picture Credit: Sitting on the Wall - ShenZhen 1 by Weng Fen, 2002
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