
Q&A: Vancouver Art Gallery Co-CEO Eva Respini on how Jim Lambie’s Zobop (Colour-Chrome) transforms Rotunda into a living work of art
Zobop (Colour-Chrome) transforms the gallery’s grand neoclassical heart into something alive and playful.

Zobop (Colour-Chrome) transforms the gallery’s grand neoclassical heart into something alive and playful.

Yung is co-artistic director of Zuni Icosahedron and program director of the Hong Kong Institute for Contemporary Culture.

来自香港的先锋派实验艺术家将在温哥华分享他的文化之旅。Danny Yung 是香港当代文化中心的专案监督,也是香港「进念.二十面体」的艺术监督,该剧团自 1980 年代初起,便在实验戏剧领域开创先河。

來自香港的先鋒派實驗藝術家將在溫哥華分享他的文化之旅。Danny Yung 是香港當代文化中心的專案監督,也是香港「進念.二十面體」的藝術監督,該劇團自 1980 年代初起,便在實驗戲劇領域開創先河。

Co-artistic director Natalie Tin Yin Gan 顏婷妍 is lead artist of HEAVEN FM, which includes four other performers.

截至本文撰写之时,瑞士建筑公司 Herzog & de Meuron 仍将新温哥华美术馆列入其建案清单。 该公司在其网站上表示:「多年的材料探索已经从木材覆层建筑,发展到玻璃原木立面,再到铜编织立面。目前的立面是与一群海岸萨利希艺术家密切合作开发的,他们分享了当地编织技术的知识。」

截至本文撰寫之時,瑞士建築公司 Herzog & de Meuron 仍將新溫哥華美術館列入其建案清單。 該公司在其網站上表示:「多年的材料探索已經從木材覆層建築,發展到玻璃原木立面,再到銅編織立面。目前的立面是與一群海岸薩利希藝術家密切合作開發的,他們分享了當地編織技術的知識。」

As of this writing, the Swiss architectural firm is still including a new Vancouver Art Gallery on its list of projects.

As the Institute of Asian Art approaches its 10th anniversary, Chen notices a great deal of fear about Asia’s growing role in the world.

Vancouver-based Wang has an artistic practice that includes illustration, painting, installation, and digital media.










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