Network for Modern and Contemporary Chinese Art
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Xiao Lu is a pioneering figure in contemporary Chinese art and one of the earliest artists associated with Chinese feminist practice. Long before she consciously embraced feminism, her body had already become a site...
When: 4 June, 2026, 4.30-6 pm Where: Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts,Hirschsprung Auditorium, Peder Skrams Gade 2, Entrance A, 3rd floor The talk is free and open to all. This event offers the...
Trees and Termites, Ghosts and Goddesses – Digital Mythologies for Troubled Times Screening with works byAFSAR x DAVRA | Anan Fries | Hua Wang | Wendi Yan | Zhang Xu Zhan Conversation withAnan Fries | Hua Wang | Nora Wölfing Curated byNora Wölfing What stories do...
Samira Müller (Heidelberg UNiversity) and Anna Lisa Beck (University of Zürich) call for papers in terms of a panel dedicated to Animal Studies, which is planned in the context of the EACS (East Asian...
In her exhibition Placeholder at Künstlerhaus Bethanien, Sara Wu places the audience in an unusual spatial situation: an elongated construction blocks the wandering gaze, a contemplative lingering seems impossible. Blank spaces in the walls emphasize the...
Have a look at the multiple research perspectives embodied by our community Research on Chinese modern and contemporary art is thriving – the blog presents a selection of our members’ scholarly discourse on various...
The Research Network for Modern and Contemporary Chinese Artis is inviting Book Chapter Submissions for the edited volume “Sinophonecene? Tracing environmental and cohabitational perspectives in the art of China”. Submission deadline: Friday, May 31st...
In the line “I made you to find me” from the poem The Double Image (1981), poet Anne Sexton speaks directly to her daughter while acknowledging the confusion and complexity of motherhood. Who is...
We cordially invite you to our upcoming online SYMPOSIUM “Cohabitation – Worlding the Sinophonecene and Planetary Aesthetics in Contemporary Art,” the 2nd International Gathering of the Research Network for Modern and Contemporary Chinese Art...
Date: Friday 30 June 2023 Venue: School of Art, Birmingham City University, UK The Centre for Chinese Visual Arts (CCVA) at Birmingham City University aims to foster new understandings and perspectives of Chinese contemporary arts,...
