Symposium to Explore Role of Ancient Ink Painting in Chinese Art
March 31, 2009
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What:Drexel University will host an international symposium in conjunction with the groundbreaking INK not INK exhibition. INK not INK will be the first survey-scale exhibition of contemporary Chinese art ever presented in the Greater Philadelphia region. More than 90 paintings, prints, sculptures, and videos by 40 Chinese artists, including renowned figures such as Wenda Gu, Wei Qingji, and Lin Tianmiao, will be presented. The symposium will examine the continuing role that the ancient tradition of ink painting plays in the cultural memory and imagination of contemporary Chinese artists. The INK not INK exhibition explores the complexities of how the present is informed by the past through traces, conscious or unconscious, of its abiding influence. Owners, directors, and curators of major galleries and museums will be in attendance along with many of the artists involved in the exhibition. Who:• Robert Storr, Dean of the Yale University School of Art. • Melissa Chiu, Director of New York’s Asia Society Museum and Vice President, Global Art Programs • Jia Fangzhou, art critic • Lu Hong, Curator of China’s Shenzhen Art Museum • Artists including Wenda Gu, Wang Tiande and Wei QingjiWhen: Wednesday, April 1, 2009, 3:00 - 4:30 PMWhere: Mitchell Auditorium at the Bossone Enterprise Research Center (3128 Market St) News Media Contacts:Noah Cohen, Office of University Relations 215-895-2705, 267-228-5599 (cell) or noah.cohen@drexel.edu Zeek Weil, Antoinette Westphal College of Media Arts and Design 215-895-2629 or zw36@drexel.edu
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