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Tag: museumification

Exhibition: ‘New Man’ by Liu Ding, MOT International (with Sotheby’s Institute)

As I said in my previous blog post on the ‘Thinking Chinese’ exhibition at UCL, just over a week ago, … More

architectures of change, art market, Asia-Pacific Research Centre, Asian art and its markets, Carol Yinghua Lu, China, Chinese Art, Chinese contemporary art, contemporary Chinese art, Doug Fishbone, Dulwich, Dulwich Pitcure Gallery, gallery, Liu Ding, London, Made in China, MOT International, museological practice, museumification, New Man, painting, practice-led, research, Socialist Realism, Sotheby's Institute, Tate, The Chinese Photobook, The Photographers' Gallery, The Temporary, White Cube

Write-Up: Presenting at In Dialogue 2014, Nottingham Contemporary

Earlier on in the year, I was invited by Dr. Heather Connelly to present as part of the 4-day symposium … More

amaCollective, architectures of change, Chinglish, communication, dialogue, dialogue as practice, don't drink the milk, Emma Frances O'Connor, Emma O'Connor, FGA, Fucking Good Art, Gabriella Arrigoni, Gillian Whiteley, Globish, Guggenheim, hanashi, harmony, Heather Connelly, hexie, In Dialogue, In Dialogue 2014, John Newling, Johnson Chang, Kate Stobbart, Language, Loughborough University, Monika Jaeckel, museumification, Nottingham, Nottingham Contemporary, poetry, Rachel Marsden, Rhiannon Jones, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, spoken word, Tom Estes, Translation, translation as dialogue

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