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ART IN MOTION IV An exhibition of Interactive AR work, Lenticular Prints, Sculpture, Monet 'Water Lilies' immersive VR experience and more... October 6 - November 22, 2019 Featured Artists Arturo Brena, Ian Sullivan, Jamie Leo, Olga Kosheleva, Andrei Petrov, Qieer Wang, Jung Nam Lee, Distort, Gary Kaleda, Brett W. Thompson, Julie Gratz, Ivo Stoop, Kevin Ryan, Jordan Bruner, Shoshannah Berkowitz, Michaela Olsen, Saida Saetgareeva, Igor + Valentine, Neil Dvorak, Emily Collins, Minkyung Chung, Erik Winkowski, Mighty Oak, Elliot Davis, Raymo Ventura, Eliska Podzimkova |
Artist: Olga Kosheleva
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Ying Liu - 'The Joy of Life-Bikini'
December 2, 2019 - January 1, 2020
The World Arts Education Corporation
& Anderson Contemporary
Present
CHINESE NEW GENERATION
10 FEMALE ARTISTS
ARTISTS
Tianshu Gong, Yanhe Liu, Ying Liu, Yunfei Zhang,
Qinyu Zheng, Qianyin Zhuo, Huanpan Xie,
Rui Feng, Wanyu Guo, Yujing Wanga
The 'Chinese New Generation 10 Female Artists' exhibition sponsored by the World Arts Education Corporation (WAEC) will be hosted at Anderson Contemporary from December 2, 2019 to January 1, 2020. This exhibition selects the works of 10 outstanding young female artists from the bachelor and master's graduation exhibition of the Central Academy of Fine Arts in China. It presents the life picture of the young generation and their spiritual exploration from a female perspective, demonstrating the diversity and experimentation of the current female creation.
The exhibition focuses on women's unique thinking about life, culture and society. It explores women's important issues such as body and gender, and expresses women's pluralistic "love" to the world, including their concern for human history, social events, self-examination, and their simple love for food and petals. As a gender instinct of women, this multi-dimensional fraternity injects vitality of freedom, peace, goodness and beauty into their works, and also represents the ideal of life they pursue and the voice they convey to the outside world.
Under the background of globalization, the creation of art from the Chinese new generation is becoming more and more diversified. New concepts, international horizons, independent personal consciousness and diversified expression make the new generation artists break through the existing concepts, materials, symbols and images. They wander between the spirit of traditional culture and the reality of contemporary society, changing people's inherent understanding of contemporary art with open attitude and delicate perception, to show their vigorous artistic creativity.
This exhibition is expected to show the thorough reflection of Chinese young female artists on history and times, and their honest exploration of art and self-spirit. Under the current complex and changing international background, this exhibition also opens a window for the world to understand Chinese art and culture, and strives to promote cultural diversity, cross-cultural communication and dialogue.
The exhibition focuses on women's unique thinking about life, culture and society. It explores women's important issues such as body and gender, and expresses women's pluralistic "love" to the world, including their concern for human history, social events, self-examination, and their simple love for food and petals. As a gender instinct of women, this multi-dimensional fraternity injects vitality of freedom, peace, goodness and beauty into their works, and also represents the ideal of life they pursue and the voice they convey to the outside world.
Under the background of globalization, the creation of art from the Chinese new generation is becoming more and more diversified. New concepts, international horizons, independent personal consciousness and diversified expression make the new generation artists break through the existing concepts, materials, symbols and images. They wander between the spirit of traditional culture and the reality of contemporary society, changing people's inherent understanding of contemporary art with open attitude and delicate perception, to show their vigorous artistic creativity.
This exhibition is expected to show the thorough reflection of Chinese young female artists on history and times, and their honest exploration of art and self-spirit. Under the current complex and changing international background, this exhibition also opens a window for the world to understand Chinese art and culture, and strives to promote cultural diversity, cross-cultural communication and dialogue.
180 Maiden Lane | NYC | 10038
Gallery hours | 10am - 7pm | M-F
Gallery director available by appointment only
Gallery hours | 10am - 7pm | M-F
Gallery director available by appointment only