From C to P
February 17, 2007- March 17, 2007
515 W 24th St
Since the 1980s, as a founding member of the Xiamen Dada group,
Huang Yong Ping has used the avant-garde discourses associated with Western art history to rethink the symbols and objects of his native China. For this exhibition,
Huang Yong Ping will create sculptural installations based on the structures of historical buildings, such as the Coliseum in Rome and the Pentagon in Washington, DC.
Huang Yong Ping’s work was recently the subject of an acclaimed exhibition organized by the Walker Art Center and currently on view at Mass MoCA.
Art Reviews of From C to P
New York Times February 23, 2007 | | Bridget L. Goodbody | | "...Huang Yong Ping, one of the most important turn-of-the-21st-century artists, embraces the Chinese view of history. Mr. Huang has filled the entry gallery with elegant large clay pots, most glazed in colors typical of the Tang Dynasty (A.D. 618-907 ). Each houses taxidermically preserved creatures that call to mind the ancient and continuing forms of Chinese animal symbolism, like feng shui...." |
Books and DVDs related to artists in this show| Location | | | Gallery | Gladstone Gallery | | Address | 515 W 24th St New York (Chelsea) NY, 10011 United States | | Phone | 212-206-9300 | | Fax | 212-206-9301 | | Hours | Tue-Sat 10-6 | |
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