Asia Art Archiveさんのイラストまとめ

Wang Tuo, “Northeast Notes—Hunger; Northeast Notes—Samsara,” 2021, ink on paper (set of two), 19 x 28cm (each), unique. Generously donated by the artist and White Space Beijing. (6/6)

Sahil Naik examines the role of architecture in nation-building in “Modernist Facade for New Nations (Proposition 1)”; Dhruvi Acharya focuses on the emotional grip of gender disparity in “drip”; and Hemali Bhuta celebrates the beauty of imperfection in “One Can Make It Flat.”

Among 50+ impressive works are Pixy Liao’s self-portrait “We Are Connected,” Takashi Murakami’s iconic flower figure in “Zzz,” Minouk Lim’s richly nuanced work “Draft,” Hemali Bhuta’s symbolic sculpture “One Can Make It Flat,” and Zhou Xinyu’s contemplative painting “Fork.” (2/6)

【Collective School x Collective Failure | Talk #1: Collective Dilemmas】

What does collaboration, collectivity, and failure mean in the context of art-making and resource-sharing in Hong Kong?

How can the experience of “documenta fifteen” be translated into an art practice?

Life Lessons #10 features a conversation between Brooklyn- and Los Angeles-based artist Simon Leung and artist and co-founder of MAP Office Valérie Portefaix. MAP Office is a multi-disciplinary platform established in HK in 1996. https://t.co/4Ctvg7grhs

AAA wishes you and your loved ones a warm and blissful celebration❤️🎄🎊Please note that our library closes on 24 Dec at 4pm, and will reopen on 3 Jan 2022 at 10am. We look forward to welcoming you in the new year.👋🏻

Read the latest #IDEASJournal's personal reflections from the archivists on the Ha Bik Chuen Archive Project, as they bring to a close its Fo Tan project space: https://t.co/M3Nm89EYSq

#ArtistExercise: In response to the nationwide #lockdown in India and the resulting changes in everyday life, artist Nilanjana Nandy explores personal, #gender, and social issues around the act of #cleaning in "What Did I Clean Today"?. Browse and explore: https://t.co/6Q8z62Ok7y

Cheng Li started as a factory worker in the 70s while learning #painting from older artists and second-hand catalogues. He assimilated the style of Russian painters in the 19th and 20th centuries to depict landscapes and still life. View in our collection: https://t.co/hnjrLJ4wus

“China Landscape” by Rosamond Brown portrays bold swathes of #mountainous and wild terrain devoid of human interference, inspired by wild #landscapes of #China. She showcased paintings of the same series in “City Vibrance", 1992. Bid online now at https://t.co/7lsF1z24dA.