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From the VTV Archive (2019): Sun Yuan and Peng Yu: Can’t Help Myself
From the VernissageTV Archive (2019). The Venice Art Biennale opens next week. We will be reporting on it extensively. But first, a look back at our most popular video from the Biennale, with over 4.5 million views: the work of Chinese artists Sun Yuan and Peng Yu. Their artwork Sun Yuan and Peng Yu: Can’t Help Myself (2016) was part of the 58th International Art Exhibition in Venice (Italy) in 2019. Want to know what this artwork is all about? Full video and info on our website: https://vernissage.tv/2019/05/29/sun-yuan-and-peng-yu-cant-help-myself/
From the VernissageTV Archive (2007): Cao Fei: National Father – Guo Fu, 2006. Vitamin Creative Space, Art Basel 2007 Unlimited. Basel (Switzerland), June 12, 2007.
In my project National Father, I am acting as curator for my father Cao Chon-gen's solo show. He is a Chinese artist who has created a great many of Sun Yat-Sen's portrait statues. In Mainland China, Sun Yat-Sen was recognized as the 'forerunner of the democratic revolution,' and in Taiwan he was called 'National Father.' Sun Yat-Sen is the only public figure who is highly regarded and respected by both sides, both on the mainland and in Taiwan. Under two different kinds of ideology, Sun Yat-Sen was recognized and described in two versions: one originating in Mainland China and the other in Taiwan. The concept that I invite my father to follow in presenting the sculptures of Sun Yat-Sen is to look at the relationship of 'Nation and Father,' one is nation and another is family; one is father of a nation and another is father of a family. The project inspires me to rethink history, nation, and a kind of emotion and spirit that is beyond history and nation. Though some critics call me an artist of Generation Y, what I am interested in now is how this generation will rebuild their view of history after growing up. Looking for history is the process of looking for myself, as well as looking for a direction allowing me to leave behind my thoughts and questions about the reality live in today. (Cao Fei)
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Marcel Duchamp: Rotative plaques verre (1920/1979). Kinetic art piece, part of the Duchamp exhibition at MMK Frankfurt 2.4.-3.10.22.
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From the VernissageTV Archive (2016): Ariel Schlesinger: Two Good Reasons / Art Basel Unlimited 2016. Ariel Schlesinger’s Two Good Reasons (2015), presented by Galleria Massimo Minini at Art Basel Unlimited 2016, is a repeated choreographed movement between two large sheets of polypropylene. Art Basel Unlimited 2016. June 14, 2016.
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