ArtAsiaPacific

Symphony of All the Changes

JAN 10

APR 10

Led by Guangdong Museum of Art director Wang Shaoqiang, the 7th Guangzhou Triennial featured works by 59 artists (2022) filled the museum’s atrium. Guangzhou artist Xin Wei’s mixed-material sculpture (2018) investigated the acumination of different historical periods above the site of Nanyue Kingdom Palace, revealing traces of Guangzhou’s historical establishment away from Sinocentric narratives. Song Dong’s (2016) invited visitors to write with water on a heated metal stele in the form of an ancient Chinese memorial, an interactive process that “translates” the messages into ephemeral traces.

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from ArtAsiaPacific

ArtAsiaPacific10 min read
Kang Seung Lee
Friendship, kinship, community—how can these interpersonal connections be established and maintained across geographies and even across generations? The multiplicity of relationships that Kang Seung Lee forms through his artistic practice is both ima
ArtAsiaPacific6 min read
Precarious Times
By Byung-Chul Han Published by Polity Cambridge, UK, 2024 Whether railing against the invasive and invisible forces of global capital in Psychopolitics (2017), the cult of wellness and personal improvement in The Burnout Society (2015) and Saving Bea
ArtAsiaPacific3 min read
Mumbai
In Mumbai, growth is the only constant. Along with an expressway being built across the entire coast and reclaimed land being dug up for an ever-delayed metro project, there are so many ongoing construction sites in the financial capital that it peri

Related Books & Audiobooks