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This panel explores the curious phenomenon in recent contemporary Taiwanese art; the leitmotif of feminine imagery found within the diverse and distinct practices of Taiwanese artists based in the U.S.A. Their artist perspectives are varied and complex. Fay Ku for example, deals with the females place in Taiwanese Society. Wheras Nien Nien Yang draws surrealist organic presences that appeal to the eye with their gold leafed surface that reveal broader implications than superficial beauty.
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| Moderator: Thalia Vrachopoulos, professor, curator, and critic
Participants: Jonathan Goodman, artist Robert C Morgan, art critic and author Hong-Kai Wang, artist Organizer: Thalia Vrachopoulos, professor, curator, and critic |  Thalia Vrachopoulos |
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Robert Lazzarini, who exhibits with Deitch Projects in New York, and whose work was recently presented at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, challenges normative perspective and perception via pictorial distortion and reconfiguration which demands for the spectator to reexamine their notion of spatial potentiality, and the shift of meaning that occurs with all objects through the experience, often violent, and decay thrusted upon them. Not surprisingly, The New York Times recently wrote, "one of America’s most exciting young artists." Robert Lazzarini will give a presentation based on his work, followed by a conversation with Peter Duhon, and Q&A with audience. | |
Skull 4 Robert Lazzarini |
Moderator: Peter Duhon, Director of Programming, ATOA, and Director of Art Comments Participant: Robert Lazzarini, sculptor Organizer: Peter Duhon |
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