What are latest trends in Chinese art, who are the top two emerging artists? Melissa Chiu video
Posted by artradar on February 1, 2009
CHINESE ART TRENDS
Australian curator and writer Melissa Chiu of the Asia Society New York discusses the newest trends from China in a video called Inside The Contemporary Art Scene.
She identifies several emerging changes:
- young Chinese women are emerging as a force for the first time
- new technology is being adopted and young artists are excelling at video and other new media
- China’s experience as a world centre of manufacturing has influenced the scale and construction of art from China and beyond its borders, particularly evident in the activities is Zhang Huan
- influence of artists in their fifties driven abroad by the Cultural Revolution and now returning to work in China
- two emerging artists are singled out : Cao Fei for her work on Second Life and Yang Fudong for his videos
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hhsCDqGb_LE
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Wang Yuanshan said
I like Yang Fudong works, very artistic.