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Mediated Memory

Canadian Focus Exhibition at Beijing International Art Biennial 2015

Red-headed woodpecker

Red-headed woodpecker

Thunderbird

Thunderbird

Lace-Ups-Models of Resistance

Lace-Ups-Models of Resistance

Duchess ft

Duchess ft

Articulated Form

Articulated Form

One evening

One evening

installation_Darling foundry_lau

installation_Darling foundry_lau

Magic Hour

Magic Hour

Globe -Pessimism no.8

Globe -Pessimism no.8

A Meditation on Plastic

A Meditation on Plastic

Stiltwalker

Stiltwalker

Between the Past and the Present-Lived Moments in Beijing

Between the Past and the Present-Lived Moments in Beijing

Inside outside best

Inside outside best

Ginger - Models of Resistance

Ginger - Models of Resistance

Spectral drawing

Spectral drawing

Soothsayer

Soothsayer

Male Passenger Pigeon

Male Passenger Pigeon

Barn Owl (endangered)

Barn Owl (endangered)

Northern Bobwhites

Northern Bobwhites

The Anonymous Chorus

The Anonymous Chorus

Mantable

Mantable

Installation

Installation

DuskIl

DuskIl

SansTitre(DB)

SansTitre(DB)

Puss in the Subcontinent

Puss in the Subcontinent

2015 marks the 45th anniversary of the normalizing of diplomatic relations between Canada and China. To mark this anniversary, Yan Zhou and Matthew Brower were invited by the Sixth Beijing International Art Biennale to curate an exhibition of contemporary Canadian art. The exhibition, Mediated Memory, uses Marshall McLuhan’s ideas to engage with the theme of the Biennale “Memory and Dream”. The project brings together a group of ten Canadian artists whose work takes up the material mediation of memory through a range of forms and approaches. The artists are: Sara Angelucci, Douglas Coupland, Wally Dion, Pierre Dorion, Angela Grossman, Yam Lau, Gord Peteran, Ed Pien, Max Streicher, and Carol Wainio. The exhibition will be presented on the main floor of the National Art Museum of China. The 6th Beijing International Art Biennale is a major contemporary art festival hosting approximately 600 exhibition from around the world. The Canadian Focus Exhibition is one of 6 special focus exhibitions hosted by the Biennale this year. The other special exhibitions present works from Southeast Asia, Armenia, Ecuador, South Africa, and Chile.

 

http://www.bjbiennale.com.cn/en/index.aspx

Organized by

(China) Beijing International Art Biennale Organizing Committee

(Canada) The Canada Council for the Arts

Supported by

The Embassy of Canada to China

Ontario Arts Council

University of Toronto, Faculty of Information

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