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This lecture is part of Bruce Nussbaum’s Design At The Edge lecture series.
In 2010, China reached first place as the largest art market “with 33% of global fine-art sales stemming from auctions based there.”* (Crains)
“Four Chinese artists made it into the top 10 ranked by auction revenue for 2010, up from just one in 2009.” (Crains)
If US fairs featured more galleries that represented Chinese artists, [...]
CHINESE ART STYLES:
Guohua 国画 – defined China’s physical beauty as an appropriately patriotic subject for painting. Scar Paintings – described the calamities and spiritual wounds caused by the Cultural Revolution. Rustic Realism – depict ordinary citizens, particuarly herders, peasants, or minority people, the type of people encountered by the young artists during their years [...]
NeochaEDGE “is a Shanghai-based creative agency that produces inspiring visual arts and music content with China’s leading creators – the EDGE Creative Collective – for the most forward-thinking brands and agencies in the world.” It is also a “web-magazine dedicated to celebrating Chinese creativity.”
View them: edge.neocha.com
They have a presence in the [...]
Leap Magazine (艺术界)
The first bi-lingual (Chinese and English) art magazine. It’s broken up into three sections “上, 中, and 下 (top, middle and bottom) are differently conceived.”
Their site is just a splash page – keep an eye on it.
http://leapleapleap.com/
Brought to my attention by Benjamin [...]
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