Exhibition features varied palette
By Xu Wei |
July 18, 2012, Wednesday
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ARTS lovers of the city are presented an array of recent works by emerging artists and designers from all over the world at the "Art At the Edge 2012," a program hosted by International Channel Shanghai.
The event features not only a contemporary art exhibition, but also an artists' salon and a music carnival. Chinese artist Lu Yuanhua is exhibiting his representative abstract oil paintings while British artist Christopher Pearson brings his new creative installation artworks.
Pearson's resume includes designing a 3D roof screen for Heathrow Airport's Terminal 5 building and installed glass screens containing delicate 3D laser etchings in the First Class Galleries Lounge at the airport.
Mexican-born artist Gabriel Dawe's colorful Plexus installation explores the artistic elements of textiles and embroidery. Dawe says he loves using unexpected material of textiles in new and interesting ways.
Inspired by his grandmother's embroidery and sewing, the piece at the exhibition is made out of gutermann thread, wood and nails attached at either end to blocks of wood. It is also a reminiscent of his childhood in Mexico, says Dawe.
Dutch product and interior designer Thomas Eurlings's "Fading Mirror" has a printed gradient under the glass to give a soft-focus reflection. The mirror's blurry edges reflects a rather dreamy image of its surroundings.
According to the organizers, ICS's "City Beat" will also invite the artists to share their own understanding of "the edge" and experience in art creation.
? Contemporary art exhibition
Date: Through July 23, 10am-
10pm
Venue: The art space of Jiangwan
Regency, 303 Songhu Rd
Date: August 10-17, 11am-9pm
Venue: 18 Gallery, 4/F, 18
Zhongshan Rd E1.
Admission: Free
Tel: 133-1182-0220
The event features not only a contemporary art exhibition, but also an artists' salon and a music carnival. Chinese artist Lu Yuanhua is exhibiting his representative abstract oil paintings while British artist Christopher Pearson brings his new creative installation artworks.
Pearson's resume includes designing a 3D roof screen for Heathrow Airport's Terminal 5 building and installed glass screens containing delicate 3D laser etchings in the First Class Galleries Lounge at the airport.
Mexican-born artist Gabriel Dawe's colorful Plexus installation explores the artistic elements of textiles and embroidery. Dawe says he loves using unexpected material of textiles in new and interesting ways.
Inspired by his grandmother's embroidery and sewing, the piece at the exhibition is made out of gutermann thread, wood and nails attached at either end to blocks of wood. It is also a reminiscent of his childhood in Mexico, says Dawe.
Dutch product and interior designer Thomas Eurlings's "Fading Mirror" has a printed gradient under the glass to give a soft-focus reflection. The mirror's blurry edges reflects a rather dreamy image of its surroundings.
According to the organizers, ICS's "City Beat" will also invite the artists to share their own understanding of "the edge" and experience in art creation.
? Contemporary art exhibition
Date: Through July 23, 10am-
10pm
Venue: The art space of Jiangwan
Regency, 303 Songhu Rd
Date: August 10-17, 11am-9pm
Venue: 18 Gallery, 4/F, 18
Zhongshan Rd E1.
Admission: Free
Tel: 133-1182-0220
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