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Articles

Forces to Reckon With: Group Show at LACMA

Aug 28, 2023 | canvasonline.com | Clara S. Tang

The Los Angeles County Museum of Art show Women Defining Women in Contemporary Art of the Middle East and Beyond aims to unpick what it means to be a woman in the multi-layered complexity of an increasingly unfettered region.
Daniel Lie: In Relation to Rot

Jul 3, 2023 | artasiapacific.com | Clara S. Tang |Marian Paster Roces

Issue Jul 03, 2023 By Clara Tang Spoiled milk, an overripe apple, or moldy lettuce—decaying food in our homes is often met with disgust and an urge to dispose of the rotten specimens. In Daniel Lie’s studio, however, decomposing produce will often find a safe place where microbiology and other forces may take their course freely.
Out of the Public Eye: Hoda Tawakol’s Palm Sanctuary at Dortmunder Kunstverein

Jun 12, 2023 | canvasonline.com | Clara S. Tang

Through the media of hair and fabric, Silent Voices in a Palm Grove, an exhibition by Hoda Tawakol at the Dortmunder Kunstverein, braids together stories of female strength and struggle.
Berlin: Martin Wong

May 1, 2023 | artasiapacific.com | Clara S. Tang |Janet Gough |Nicholas Thomas

Berlin: Martin Wong By Clara Tang MARTIN WONG, My Secret World 1978-81, 1984, acrylic on canvas, 121.9Martin Wong: “Malicious Mischief”KW Institute for Contemporary Art
Setting the Clocks to International

Feb 23, 2023 | canvasonline.com | Clara S. Tang

Pittsburgh’s Carnegie Museum of Art has hosted theCarnegie International exhibition of contemporary art since 1896and this year presents Is it morning for you yet?, featuring a host of artists from the Middle East.
Berlin: Coming on Strong

Feb 20, 2023 | artasiapacific.com | Clara S. Tang |Janet Gough |Nicholas Thomas

Issue Feb 20, 2023 By Clara Tang In January 2022, a boycott stirred Berlin’s art scene. Art professionals, loudest among them artist Candice Breitz, started a grassroots campaign against the new exhibition venue Kunsthalle Berlin that suddenly nested in the former Tempelhof Airport—one of the city’s largest historical spaces that hosts an annual art fair and music festival.
Berlin: Coming on Strong

Feb 20, 2023 | artasiapacific.com | Clara S. Tang |Janet Gough |Nicholas Thomas

Issue Feb 20, 2023 By Clara Tang Full text also available in Chinese. In January 2022, a boycott stirred Berlin’s art scene. Art professionals, loudest among them artist Candice Breitz, started a grassroots campaign against the new exhibition venue Kunsthalle Berlin that suddenly nested in the former Tempelhof Airport—one of the city’s largest historical spaces that hosts an annual art fair and music festival.
ArtAsiaPacific: 柏林：來勢洶湧

Feb 20, 2023 | artasiapacific.com | Clara S. Tang |Alessandra Alliata Nobili

中文 Feb 20, 2023 By Clara Tang 2022年1月，柏林一群藝術家發起了一場抵制運動，撼動了當地藝術界。其中聲量最大的藝術家是Candice Breitz，他發起了一場草根運動，反對在前Tempelhof機場新建Kunsthalle Berlin展館。Tempelhof機場被改建為該市最大的歷史文化空間之一，每年舉辦藝術博覽會和音樂節。「Kunsthalle」即「藝術館」，以城市冠名的藝術館通常是非營利藝術空間。這一項目之所以受到抨擊，是因為人們發現，Kunsthalle Berlin的主管機構Foundation for Art and Culture，作為一家私人基金會，卻在背地裡從柏林市政府獲得場地和資金，還與俄羅斯總統維持著友好關係。此後，Kunsthalle Berlin項目暫停，明年將公開徵集意見，決定機場的未來。這場公開爭議一直持續到年中，似乎預示了德國持續全年的藝術和政治之間的糾葛，並展現了柏林遲緩的政府機構之下的藝術先鋒文化。...