Beijing - Upcoming art festival and exhibitions in September
BEIJING
Guardian Art Center
GUARDIAN FINE ART ASIA
Co-presented by Guardian Art Centre and Fine Art Asia, GFAA – Guardian Fine Art Asia serves as a platform for the overseas arts and antique dealers to showcase their art pieces to all visitors of CIFTIS (China Beijing International Fair for Trade in Services), a National exhibition organized by the Ministry of Commerce & The Beijing Government.
As a debut in China, GFAA will host the world’s most renowned galleries in CIFTIS featuring a definitive collection of Western and Chinese museum quality pieces from around the world. Academic lectures and guided tours will be held by leading art experts, to promote art appreciation and cultural exchanges, as well as to encourage business collaborations within the art market.
Exhibition categories:
Asian and European ancient works of art
International fine art jewellery, silver and timepieces
European designs and decorative arts
Contemporary art & 20th century Chinese ink painting
Impressionist & Modern Art
嘉德艺术周之夜 / Guardian Night
2021/10/26（周二Tuesday）
VIP预展 / VIP Only
2021/10/27(周三 Wednesday )至2021/10/28(周四 Thursday )
公众开放 / Open to Public
2021/10/29(周五 Friday)至2021/10/31(周日 Sunday)
地址 / Address
嘉德艺术中心 GUARDIAN Art Center
Venue: 北京市东城区王府井大街1号嘉德艺术中心
Exhibtions in Guardian Art Center
NCPA CAFA
英育芳草
Virtue Through Aesthetic Eduction
Plastic Arts Legacies of the Central Academy of Fine Arts
2021.9.1—2021.10.10
Venue: 国家大剧院 NCPA 国家大剧院
M Woods Hutong Museum & British museum
'Italian Renaissance Drawings: A Dialogue with China’
3 September 2021 – 20 February 2022
Curated by Victor Wang, M WOODS, and Sarah Vowles, the British Museum
The presentation of this exhibition is a collaboration between the British Museum and M WOODS Museum
Works from the British Museum Collection by: Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Titian, Raphael, Polidoro da Caravaggio, Lorenzo di Credi, and more.
In dialogue with artists: Hao Liang (郝量), Hu Xiaoyuan (胡晓媛), Jin Shangyi (靳尚谊), Kan Xuan (阚萱), Liu Xiaodong (刘小东), Liu Ye (刘野), Qiu Xiaofei (仇晓飞), Xie Nanxing (谢南星), Yu Ji (于吉), Zeng Fanzhi (曾梵志)
Venue: M Woods Museum Hutong 木木美术馆
‘Renaissance’ is the French translation of the Italian word rinascimento, meaning ‘rebirth’. It refers to the cultural and intellectual flowering that took place in Italy in the 15th century before it spread north of the Alps across Europe. However, the Italian Renaissance was not only fascinated by Greco-Roman antiquity, it was also a larger exchange of ideas, techniques, and perspectives that would go on to influence other parts of the world.
From an expanded historiographical perspective on both the period and the ideas that were developed, several important relationships can be revealed between the traditional European Renaissance and the modernization of China, as both an intellectual and cultural project. Local and international scholars have discussed the influence of the Renaissance on modern China in terms of the country’s nation-building and reformational efforts, providing a framework for understanding the modernising forces of the early 20th century, a period that concluded the country’s millennium-old imperial rule, as well as the country’s cultural continuity with the Song (960–1279) and Ming Dynasties (1368-1644), which denote, amongst other things, canonical periods of high cultural tradition that are important periods of reference in the formation of China’s modern identity. Alternatively, by situating these Italian Renaissance works within a contemporary art framework, we allow for a re-orientation and re-appraisal of these historical drawings from a different cultural context and from a contemporary non-European perspective.
Some of the themes that characterise Renaissance art are brought together in the selection of drawings, which date from between 1470 and 1580 and represent artists working across the Italian peninsula. The works in the exhibition have been divided into six thematic sections: The Human Figure, Movement, Light, Costume and Drapery, The Natural World, and Storytelling. The exhibition then explores how artists both in the Renaissance and in China brought life, form, and dynamism to their compositions through the study of these themes such as movement, light and shade, and costume. This presentation will bring together the artist’s understanding of the earlier themes into a conversation, while opening up a new space that also considers the parallels and tangents between these perspectives and histories. The work of influential Chinese scholars such as Jiang Fangzheng, Hu Shi, Liang Sicheng and Fu Lei, who were key figures in these cultural movements and national reforms, will be represented in specific archival materials, while contextual information on the importance of drawing as a conceptual and explorative tool for Renaissance artists will also be on display.
(Source: M Woods museum official website.)
Today art museum
Convivial: Art and Design of the Digital Age
2021.8.20—2021.10.8
Venue: Today Art Museum今日美术馆
Today Art Museum presents “Convivial: Art and Design of the Digital Age”
Convivia as the title of this exhibition means “thriving with diversity” which is a synthetic vocabulary of architecture. It also reflects the theme—exploring the communion of different life forms and life conditions, which contains an ecological concept—endless succession. The exhibition's content spans various professional field, aiming to discuss the intersection of art, design, and humanities in the digital age.
798 Art District
UCCA
A new art space U2 gallery opens at Joy City (Chao yang) 10th floor.
The first exhibition will come in 2021, December.
DHUB
Hobby world expo 2021
-Designer Toys,
Figures & Models
Pop Culture & Arts Festival
2021.09.09-2021.09.12
Venue：北京751D·PARK 79罐 79罐
Ticket:
Tang contamperary art center
李青个展 Li Qing's Solo exhibition
灯塔与摇篮
2021.09.12-2021.10.27
Venue：当代唐人艺术中心当代唐人艺术中心
北京一、二空间
( 北京市朝阳区酒仙桥路2号北京798艺术区D区6栋)
GALERIEURS MEILE
Xie Qi
The summer heat has been gone for years.
2021.8.28—2021.10.24
Venue: 麦勒画廊 GALERIEURS MEILE麦勒画廊
MAGICIAN SPACE
Liang Wei
One, and the same.
2021.9.05—2021.10.16
Venue: MAGICIAN SPACE 魔金石空间魔金石空间
PLATFORM CHINA
Wang Yuping
Salt Roasted Ginkgo
2021.9.04—2021.10.16
Venue: Platform Chinauh站台中国站台中国
TONG GALLERY
Zhang Xinyi
Panasonic asks the Boy
2021.8.21—2021.9.25
Venue: Tong Gallery+Projects. Tong Gallery Projects
HUA INTERNATIONAL X
DC MARVEL
2021.07.31-2021.09.12
10:00-17:00，18:00
Venue：北京市酒仙桥路4号798艺术区中一街D06
Ticket:
HdM Gallery
Hu Weiyi
Geography of the body
2021.09.04-2021.10.23
Venue ：HdM 画廊 （北京市朝阳区酒仙桥路 4 号 798 艺术区七星东街）
Hi Art Center
X Museum Gallery
微妙之间
Particularities
2021.9.5—2021.12.5
Venue: X美术馆9-10展厅X美术馆
X Museum Gallery 9-10
Click poster to get more details from official account.
Yngve Holen
Foreign Object Debris
2021.9.5—2021.12.5
Venue: X美术馆X美术馆
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Three Shadow Gallery
徘徊久——具本昌摄影（1990-2021）
Lingering in Time
Koo Bohnchang’s Photography (1990-2021)
Duration: 2021.09.04- 2021.11.14
(Closed on Mondays)
Opening: 2021.09.04
Venue: 三影堂摄影艺术中心
Three Shadows
Photography Art Centre
Location: 155A Caochangdi
Chaoyang District, Beijing
Ticket:
ShangART Gallery
Lin Aojie Solo Exhibition
How do artists making a living?
2021.9.11—2021.10.17
Venue: 香格纳画廊Shangh ART香格纳画廊
BACC
伦敦艺术大学切尔西艺术学院2021 MAFA毕业展览
2021 Chelsea College of Arts MAFA Show
2021·09·04－2021·09·28
Opening
2021·09·04｜16:00-19:00
Venue:
BACA艺术中心｜旮旯空间 BACA国际艺术教育中心
BACA Art Centre | Nook Gallery
Shixiang Space
Sun Zongwei
The West Regions
2021.09.02-2021.10.10
Venue：Shixiang Space 势象空间势象空间
（北京市朝阳区高碑店吉里国际艺术区E2）
Shixiang Space
Yan Bo Solo Exhibition
2021.08.29-2021.09.21
Venue：Four seasons hotel 2nd floor 北京四季酒店
Beijing Contemporary Art Expo 2021
Beijing Contemporary Art Expo 2021 opens at Oct. 13.
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