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Navin Rawanchaikul, Anywhere AnyNavin

Screen print, 2007

Navin Rawanchaikul works in various media including sculpture, painting, performance, photography, and film. In 2010, Rawanchaikul was awarded the national Silapathorn citation from the Thai Ministry of Culture in the field of visual arts. His work has been featured in solo exhibitions at MoMA P.S.1 in collaboration with Public Art Fund, New York (2001); Tang Contemporary Art, Hong Kong (2008); and Valentine Willie Fine Art, Singapore (2011). He represented Thailand at the 54th Venice Biennale (2011) and has participated in numerous group exhibitions around the world. Rawanchaikul lives and works in Chiang Mai, Thailand and Fukuoka, Japan. Navin Party is from a project of the same name, executed collaboratively with current Centre A Executive Director/Curator, Tyler Russell between 2006-2008. Works from this series have been exhibited at Tang Contemporary Art, Beijing, the Venice Biennale, and Café for Contemporary Art in North Vancouver.

[emmametcalfehurst]

Two visual poems contributed to Pa-pag-page by Christian Vistan - “Dear Listener, How do voices build an architectural space? The structure is unresolved and cacophonous, at times unstable and permeable.Eavesdropping through the thin pages of the walls. Fragmented talk textures the audible blue print. Yours, Writer. September 8-Otober 17, 2018. #overheard: inversion study I”

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“Dear Reader, I tried to situate your breath on a landscape of voices transcribed and strung in continuity. Inhale and exhale. The sentence runs on and over the edges of the page…Yours,Writer. September 8-October 17, 2018. #overheard: inversion study II”

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Julian Hou, Blessed

Digital print on silk, 2018

Ed. 1/3

Julian Hou is an artist based in Vancouver working primarily in audio, textiles, performance, and installation. He has recently participated in exhibitions at 8eleven (Toronto); Artspeak (Vancouver); the Vancouver Art Gallery (Vancouver); Unit 17 (Vancouver), Spareroom (Vancouver); 221A @ Occidental Temporary (Paris); L'escalier (Montreal). He has recently held performances at Things that can happen (Hong Kong); Damien and the Love Guru (Brussels); and the Vancouver Art Gallery (Vancouver). He was the 2017 recipient of the Vancouver Mayor's award for emerging artist. 

Courtesy of the Artist and Unit 17.

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Gu Xiong, Cafeteria #7

Screen print Edition 7/50

Fair Market Value: $2,000

Gu Xiong, a multimedia artist from China, now lives in Canada. He is an expert in painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, photography, video, digital imagery, text, performance art, and installation. Gu Xiong’s practice centres on the creation of a hybrid identity arising from the integration of different cultural origins. Through the critical angle of visual art, his work encompasses sociology, geography, economics, politics, and literature, as well as the dynamics of globalization, local culture and identity politics, through which he constitutes an amalgamation of multiple cultural histories and seeks to create an entirely new identity. The construction of a new level of being is Gu Xiong’s primary interest.

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