MEMORY OF PLACE<\/strong> –
Works by QIU Shihua, ZHENG Li, FENG Mengbo, and SHAGDARJAV Chimeddorj<\/strong>
<\/h3>\n\n\n\nModern & Contemporary Sector: <\/strong>X3-03<\/p>\n\n\n\nArtists:<\/strong> QIU Shihua, ZHENG Li, FENG Mengbo, SHAGDARJAV Chimeddorj<\/p>\n\n\n\nExhibition Period:<\/strong> 8 \u2013 11 November 2017<\/p>\n\n\n\nVenue:<\/strong>\u00a0Manarat Al Saadiyat,\u00a0Saadiyat Cultural District
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This exhibition of paintings and objects depicting different insights into the world of nature, by a diverse of group contemporary artists across generations and media, illuminates important the enduring power of landscape as a source of creative inspiration.<\/p>\n\n\n\nFor our booth at the Abu Dhabi Art fair, Hanart TZ Gallery has curated a special exhibition featuring the work of three powerful Chinese contemporary artists and one of Mongolia\u2019s most outstanding contemporary artists. These include the pastoral landscapes of QIU Shihua, the meditative gardens of ZHENG Li, the digital landscape paintings using classical tempera base by FENG Mengbo, and the inspiring, wide vistas of SHAGDARJAV Chimeddorj. Each artist\u2019s work in its own distinctive way illustrates how a heightened awareness of one\u2019s own inner experience of the world may arise from the quiet appreciation of nature. For each artist, nature is both a realm of experience and a locus of memories of place.
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Special Project<\/em><\/strong>
Hanart TZ Gallery is also pleased to announce that, at the invitation of the Department of Culture and Tourism, artist FENG Mengbo has collaborated on a special project with Khalifa University, a leading technology university in the United Arab Emirates, connecting students further with art and encouraging creative experiment in the integration of art and science. In a one-week workshop taking place in mid-October this year, Feng Mengbo guided the students in extensive research into sound and the use of the oscilloscope as a creative visual instrument. In the final project, minimalist electronic music was composed and fed into a hardware oscilloscope, generating beautiful abstract moving images on a live feed, projected through video. Laser technology has inspired Feng\u2019s concept of presenting the sensation of meditation through an electronic art form, and as Feng stated, \u2018the compositional structure of the soundscape was inspired by the great spirit of Arabian traditional music and calligraphy.\u2019<\/p>\n\n\n\nThe finished work will be displayed at the Abu Dhabi Art fair in November 2017.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Artists:<\/strong> QIU Shihua, ZHENG Li, FENG Mengbo, SHAGDARJAV Chimeddorj<\/p>\n\n\n\n Exhibition Period:<\/strong> 8 \u2013 11 November 2017<\/p>\n\n\n\n Venue:<\/strong>\u00a0Manarat Al Saadiyat,\u00a0Saadiyat Cultural District Exhibition Description<\/em><\/strong> For our booth at the Abu Dhabi Art fair, Hanart TZ Gallery has curated a special exhibition featuring the work of three powerful Chinese contemporary artists and one of Mongolia\u2019s most outstanding contemporary artists. These include the pastoral landscapes of QIU Shihua, the meditative gardens of ZHENG Li, the digital landscape paintings using classical tempera base by FENG Mengbo, and the inspiring, wide vistas of SHAGDARJAV Chimeddorj. Each artist\u2019s work in its own distinctive way illustrates how a heightened awareness of one\u2019s own inner experience of the world may arise from the quiet appreciation of nature. For each artist, nature is both a realm of experience and a locus of memories of place. Special Project<\/em><\/strong> The finished work will be displayed at the Abu Dhabi Art fair in November 2017.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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This exhibition of paintings and objects depicting different insights into the world of nature, by a diverse of group contemporary artists across generations and media, illuminates important the enduring power of landscape as a source of creative inspiration.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Hanart TZ Gallery is also pleased to announce that, at the invitation of the Department of Culture and Tourism, artist FENG Mengbo has collaborated on a special project with Khalifa University, a leading technology university in the United Arab Emirates, connecting students further with art and encouraging creative experiment in the integration of art and science. In a one-week workshop taking place in mid-October this year, Feng Mengbo guided the students in extensive research into sound and the use of the oscilloscope as a creative visual instrument. In the final project, minimalist electronic music was composed and fed into a hardware oscilloscope, generating beautiful abstract moving images on a live feed, projected through video. Laser technology has inspired Feng\u2019s concept of presenting the sensation of meditation through an electronic art form, and as Feng stated, \u2018the compositional structure of the soundscape was inspired by the great spirit of Arabian traditional music and calligraphy.\u2019<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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