老外 - Laowai - Foreigner
Curated by: Cory Dixon
September 19th, 2012 through October 19th, 2012
Opening Reception: September 19th, 2012, 9pm till 11pm
Curated by: Cory Dixon
September 19th, 2012 through October 19th, 2012
Opening Reception: September 19th, 2012, 9pm till 11pm
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Featuring art by:
Nicolas Sanchez
Megan Ewert
Kristy Gordon
Wang Yi
Huang Zhe
Cory Dixon
Ian Cao
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Kraine Gallery is proud to present "老外 - Laowai - Foreigner,” a visual conversation started by seven emerging artists exploring cultural issues and personal narratives that span the globe from East to West. These artists - four from North America and three from China - met, shared studio space, found common ground, and exhibited together this past summer in Shanghai and Beijing. Join us as we welcome these artists back to New York City and see a new breadth of artwork they and their new colleagues created from seven thousand miles away.
Each piece in this exhibition is an intimate work that reflects a shared commitment to reexamining notions of individual and social life, as well as emphasizing the distinctly different approach each artist brings to their own discipline. Moving beyond borders, artists trained in the western tradition and their Chinese counterparts share a visual dialogue through a love of low tech, hand crafted, image based practices.
For more information, to arrange a private viewing, or to set up an interview contact:
KraineGallery@gmail.com
Featuring art by:
Nicolas Sanchez
Megan Ewert
Kristy Gordon
Wang Yi
Huang Zhe
Cory Dixon
Ian Cao
__________________________
Kraine Gallery is proud to present "老外 - Laowai - Foreigner,” a visual conversation started by seven emerging artists exploring cultural issues and personal narratives that span the globe from East to West. These artists - four from North America and three from China - met, shared studio space, found common ground, and exhibited together this past summer in Shanghai and Beijing. Join us as we welcome these artists back to New York City and see a new breadth of artwork they and their new colleagues created from seven thousand miles away.
Each piece in this exhibition is an intimate work that reflects a shared commitment to reexamining notions of individual and social life, as well as emphasizing the distinctly different approach each artist brings to their own discipline. Moving beyond borders, artists trained in the western tradition and their Chinese counterparts share a visual dialogue through a love of low tech, hand crafted, image based practices.
For more information, to arrange a private viewing, or to set up an interview contact:
KraineGallery@gmail.com
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