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Carlos Cruz-Diez: Environment Chromatic Interferences

Monday, October 25, 2010

Published on ArtSlant. Text by Robin Peckham. Environment Chromatic Interferences: Interactive Space by Carlos Cruz-Diez Guangdong Museum of Art (Hall 9) 38 Yanyu Rd., Ersha Island, Guangzhou 11 September – 31 October 2010 There was a moment in the late 1990s and early 2000s, coinciding roughly with the lifespan of the Post-Sense Sensibility exhibitions, during [...]

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April on Art-Ba-Ba

Saturday, May 1, 2010

The fourth annual “AAC Award for the Most Influential Participants of Chinese Art” (which retains its nonsensical acronym even after adding an explanatory subtitle, leaving us with the unwieldy AAC-AFTMIPOCA) passed without much commentary from the blogs, many writers seemingly numbed to the staid ceremony’s starstruck lack of credibility. Last year, Xu Zhen hired a [...]

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Light Art in China

Tuesday, November 10, 2009

The Sculpture of He An, Lam Tung-Pang, and Yu Bogong Text by Robin Peckham Light sculpture is a relatively well-established mode in international contemporary art, existing somewhere in the territory between a sculptural medium and a conceptual movement. Growing out of minimalism proper, its best-known practitioners generally work with neon tubing as the preferred material [...]

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