Tag: Li Yang
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Cultural Sharing: Socially Engaged Art Between Cities
Public art seeks the effectiveness of communication. In past artistic creations, the artist remained the main creator, placing their work in exhibition spaces to achieve the sharing of art, while the public, as the audience, was merely a viewer. In today’s cities, artistic creations in public spaces have become increasingly diverse, yet some marginalized groups…
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The Calligraphy of Distant Lands: Abstract Expressionist Paintings of John Way
American Abstract Expressionist painting successfully shifted the center of contemporaryart from Paris to New York in the mid-20* century. This achievement was not only dueto the growing international influence of the United States’ power, but also to its inclu-sive and humanistic values. John Way, originally trained in traditional Chinese literatieducation as a seal carving artist…
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Spring Snow for the Countryman: Yu Zhenli and Contemporary Art in Dalian
Li Yang DOI: 10.64212/TGEB1713 Abstract Since the passing of Yu Zhenli, many people in the art community have reviewed his artistic journey, particularly his continuously evolving creative practices and his studio transformation that integrated art into everyday life. However, his contributions to the local art ecosystem as a native artist from Dalian are equally worthy of…
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Undercurrent and Tides: Zhu Lizige and Her Focused Brush Strokes
Li Yang DOI: 10.64212/LHTS6252 Abstract Abstract art is a difficult topic to clearly delineate in the field of contemporary art. In many cases in art history, examining the artist’s experiences, creative attitude, and a more comprehensive body of work, combined with relevant historical context, can more realistically reconstruct the significance of an artist’s work. Using Zhu Lizige’s…