Beijing based artist Ye Hongxing is having her the first UK exhibition at Scream on Eastcastle street, London and the interest seems to be great and not only for this artist but for the entire Chinese contemporary art since the country has turned to capitalism. Hongxing new works will be an answer to this profound social … Continue reading Ye Hongxing "The Modern Utopia" at Scream
Liu Bolin is a Chinese artist who studied art (Bachelor of Fine Arts in 1995 and Master of Fine Arts in 2001). He exhibited on a few museums and galleries around the world but what caught my attention are his “Hiding in the City” series; photographic works that began as performance art in 2005 and … Continue reading Liu bolin, the invisible man
Funding cuts aplenty and rent price hikes it’s no wonder galleries are tiptoeing around trying to make the best decisions when it comes to their businesses. So there was surprise when art collector Jay Joplin announced the opening of his third London space – White Cube Bermondsey. Already coveting two sort-after addresses in Mayfair and … Continue reading White Cube, Bermondsey
Time to show some support and also to expose the polluted water issue that is happening right now in China. “Not only is China one of the world’s twenty most water deficient countries, but irresponsible corporations and slack government has made water pollution highly prevalent in China. Today, as much as 70% of all rivers, … Continue reading Mannequin to save China – Greenpeace
When – 5/8 till 8/9/11
Andy Warhol’s famous dictum that “Making money is art and working is art and good business is the best art.”
