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Asian Art Agenda > Art Agenda Australia Canada Until 5 January 2004 18 September 2003 – 4 January 2004 Museum für Ostasiatische Kunst gapore Art Museum (SAM) to show con- large number of survey maps (Ino Maps) Art Gallery of New South Wales Vancouver Art Gallery More Than Just Food - Ceramic Art Exhibi- The Sublime and the Ascetic Universitätsstraße 100 temporary paintings, sculptures, instal- by the surveyor Ino Tadataka (1745-1818). Art Gallery Road, Domain 750 Hornby Street tion The exhibition of early sculptures from D-50674 Cologne lations, and video works by 15 young con- This exhibition provides a rare opportu- Sydney NSW 2000 Vancouver, BC Artists Yokky Wong, Jakie Leung, Emma India includes stone sculptures pre- T +49-2-2194 0518-0 temporary artists from the ten countries nity to see all the related Ino Maps at a T + 612-9225 1878 T + 1-604-662 4719 Chan, Lau Wai-ki, Ho Tai-kwan, Ming Ma, dominantly from the city of Mathura, www.smb.spk-berlin.de/oak/ of ASEAN. It is a reconstructed version single venue. Both technological achieve- www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au www.vanartgallery.bc.ca Terence Lee, Chris Lo, Law Hon-wah, Car- made of speckled reddish sandstone. of 36 Ideas from Asia: Contemporary ments and artistically beautiful works, oline Cheng, Johnson Tsang, and Fiona These sculptures are characterized by Until 29 February 2004 Southeast Asian Art, which was also these maps were transmitted from the 26 October 2003 – 4 January 2004 Until 25 January 2004 Wong gather to transform the gallery into their great variety of religious images. The Golden Thread: Textiles from China, organized by SAM and toured Europe in Edo period bakufu government or from ArtThey Give Evidence Home andAgenda Away: Crossing Cultures on the a banquet hall and examine the art of eat- The objects on display come from the Korea and Japan 2002-2003. In 15 Tracks, the artists daimyo warlord families. Exhibiting In this installation, Indonesian artist Pacific Rim ing. From tantalizing menus designed for collections of several museums in India A selection of textiles from the muse- observe both the contemporary and the Japanese and foreign maps together also Dadang Christanto provides testimony Six internationally acclaimed contempo- each month of the year to ingenious and are on show for the first time in Ger- um’s collection of over 400 pieces pro- traditional cultures of their own coun- illustrates the various visual articulations to the inhumanity of this world and cre- rary artists address notions of globaliza- wares to display and serve food, this many. vides an introduction to East Asian tex- tries. of Japan created by both Japanese and ates a monument to communal grief. tion, diaspora, intersection and chang- exhibition explores the connections Japan NKH, tile art. The exhibition examines the foreigners. The sixteen figures mutely carry the bod- ing conceptions of home and nation, and between eating and creativity. social dimension of these objects Until 13 January 2004 ies of innocent men, women, and chil- the growing dialogue among people and through their decorative motifs, their Art of Bangladesh Until 14 December 2003 dren who have been killed; victims of nations of Pacific Asia.The artists are France practical functions, and through an Although long suffering from the linger- The Fusama Paintings of Jukôin oppression and social injustice. Fiona Tan, Yin Xiuzhen, Do-Ho Suh, National Museum of Asian Art-Guimet analysis of the diverse materials and ing war and natural catastrophes, and This exhibition provides the rare oppor- Sharon Lockhart, Jin-me Yoon, and Jun 6 Place d’Iéna techniques of weaving and dyeing.The economic poverty, in the field of art, tunity to view all 46 fusama (sliding Austria Nguyen-Hatsushiba. 75016 Paris variety of items includes mandarin robes, Bangladesh offers a rich variety: from screen) paintings from the Abbot’s quar- New Art Path on Karlsplatz T + 33-1-5652 5300 wedding gowns, kimonos, monks’ modern and contemporary art to folk ters at Jukôin, which are designated as Kunsthalle Wien China www.museeguimet.fr habits, temple banners, and furnishings and popular art. The charm of art in national treasures and are rarely on pub- Museumsplatz 1 The Palace Museum from palaces, temples, and private Bangladesh is shown through contem- lic display. The paintings, by the artists A-1070 Vienna The Palace Museum 29 October 2003 – 29 February 2003 homes. porary art, rickshaws and kanthas Kanô Eitoku (1543-1590) and his father T + 43-1-52189 1201 100009 Beijing Confucius and the Dawn of Chinese (embroidery). Kanô Shôei (1519-1592), are arranged in www.kunsthallewien.at T +86- 6513 2255 Humanism Indonesia the same physical layout as at Jukôin. www.dpm.org.cn Through ritual bronzes, stelae, ceramics, Cemeti Art House 15 January – 23 March The exhibition also includes works relat- 21 November 2002 – 21 November 2007 sculptures, and paintings on special loan Jl.Dl. Panjaitan 41 Chinese Prints ing to Sen no Rikyû and the tea ceremo- Introductions for Actions Until 31 December 2003 from Shantung museums, and the con- Head of a Buddha, Chaubara, first century AD, Yogyakarta 55143 The exhibition mainly shows Su Xin- ny, as well as fusuma paintings created To commemorate the tenth anniversary of An Exhibition on Porcelain Donated by Mr. temporary viewpoint of artist and callig- Mathura Museum T +62-2-7437 1015 ping’s works, who symbolically express- for a subsidiary of Jukôin, located in Ito, the Kunsthalle Wien, 30 Austrian and inter- Sun Yingzhou rapher Ye Xin, the exhibition offers a www.cemetiarthouse.com es the vague sense of anxiety among con- Shizuoka, by a contemporary Nihonga national artists (including Wong Hoy In celebration of the 110th anniversary of timely evocation of Confucius and his Kunst- und Ausstellungshalle der Bun- temporary people depicting the life in the painter, Senju Hiroshi. Cheong and Cai Guoqiang) have created the birthday of Mr Sun Yingzhou (1893- thinking, which laid the foundations of a desrepublik Deutschland GmbH Until 31 December 2003 steppes and urbanised society, along an installation designed to encourage 1966), the Palace Museum is exhibiting particular way of being Chinese. Museumsmeile Bonn Exploring Vacuum II with around fifty other Chinese prints in Malaysia passersby in this public space to perform 150 rare porcelains selected from his Friedrich-Ebert-Allee 4 This exhibition interrogates the role of superior tecniques made during the time NN Gallery brief actions. Passersby encounter ‘instruc- donation of 3,000 cultural relics. Mas- Palais de Tokyo 53113 Bonn the gallery/art institute while exploring of the Cultural Revolution to 1990s. 53A & 56 Jalan Sulaiman 1 >Cultures & Art Asian tions for actions’ that interrupt their daily terpieces include a ge-ware vase with 13 Avenue du President Wilson T +49 –228 91710 the shifting role of the artist as both actor Taman Ampang Hilir routine and invite them to participate in a string design and a blue-and-white ewer 75116 Paris www.kah-bonn.de and player in the changing of societal val- 5 February – 21 March 6800 Ampang, Selangor Darul Ehsan spontaneous encounter with art. from the Xuande period (1426-1435) of T + 33-1-4723 5401 ues. It explores relationships between Crossing Visions II SELF - Contemporary T +60-3-470 6588 the Ming Dynasty. www.palaisdetokyo.com 21 November 2003 – 15 February 2004 the individual and the collective, between Indian Video Art (tentative title) www.nngallery.com.my Belgium Treasures of the Sons of Heaven: The Impe- the self and the social. The multidimen- The exhibition is the second of the Cross- Royal Museum of Art and History Hong Kong Heritage Museum Until 18 January 2004 rial Collection from the National Palace sional exhibition space is full of interac- ing Visions series. With Johan Pijnappel, 22 October – 22 December IIAS Newsletter | #32 | November 2003Jubelpark 10 43 Temporary exhibition galleries 3 & 4 Silence Sonore (Echoing Silence) Museum Taipei tive opportunities for experiencing art a curator of World Wide Video Festival in Joint Photographic Exhibition by O.Don 1000 Brussels 1 Man Lam Road This is the first major show in Paris This exhibition of approximately 400 and collaborations between diverse the Netherlands and a researcher of Eric Peris and Alex Moh T + 32-2-741 7211 Sha Tin, Hong Kong devoted exclusively to the Chinese artist objects reflects the diversity and creativ- artists and media such as performance Asian video art, as a guest curator, the In this exhibition, O. Don Eric Peris doc- www.kmkg-mrah.be T + 852-2180 8188 Chen Zhen, who died prematurely in ity of Chinese artists from the Neolithic art, animation, video, photography, exhibition presents a rare opportunity for uments Malaysia’s past. He examines www.heritagemuseum.gov.hk 2000. Chen’s art reflects his continuous period to the advent of modernity. dance, and theatre. the Japanese audience featuring a set of his subject in both black-and-white and Until 29 February 2004 migration between different geographic Through its focus on the relationship of video works from India where paintings uniquely hand-coloured photography. Vietnam: Art and cultures from prehistoric Until 13 June 2004 and cultural territories and his concerns human beings to nature and society, it Japan and solid works are thje majority. Under Alex Moh documents the cultural roots times to the present day Huizhou Vernacular Architecture about the context of art production. The also documents the intellectual and Fukuoka Asian Art Museum the theme of ‘SELF’, works by some ten of Malaysia by traveling off the beaten Three hundred and fifty works of art and The remote location of Huizhou (pres- exhibition includes monumental pieces political developments of Chinese histo- Hakata Riverain Indian artists are shown.
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