Above: “USA Monument #1: Post-Cmoellotniinaglpiostm” (detail), 1995, by Wenda Gu. Below: “United 7561 Kilometers” (detail), 2003, by Wenda Gu lobalism has intensified ethnic difference on a local ...
The Bates College Museum of Art installation From Middle Kingdom to Biological Millennium, by Chinese artist Wenda Gu, closes with a reception and a performance piece by Gu at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct.
Wenda Gu’s Wedding Life #6 is an important new chapter in a series of performances, most recently held at the opening of the Guangzhou Triennial last year at the Guangdong Museum of Art, China. The ...
Dartmouth College has commissioned Chinese artist Wenda Gu to display monument-sized banners woven out of human hair. Earlier this year, the school held a hair-drive and has shipped 300 pounds worth ...
Strange Wonders. Jizi and pioneers of contemporary ink from China, held at the Brunei Gallery on the SOAS campus, presents a fascinating and deeply moving collection of groundbreaking ink paintings ...
NEW YORK, November 2, 2009 – As part of the Carnegie Hall festival Ancient Paths, Modern Voices: Celebrating Chinese Culture, Asia Society Museum Director Melissa Chiu led a conversation between avant ...
The massive banner in Dartmouth College's Baker-Berry Library runs the length of the vast foyer, bright green lettering stretching from end to end. But the gut reactions that artist Wenda Gu's latest ...
One of the most internationally renown, widely discussed, and critically acclaimed Contemporary Chinese artists, Wenda Gu, has won multiple awards and recognitions for his paintings that incorporate ...
SINGAPORE — He was born in Shanghai and currently lives in New York, but Gu Wenda has a special attachment to Singapore. Not only is the Chinese contemporary artist going to be in town next week to ...
In Gu's Phrase: Wind Series, Gu Wenda takes parts of two Chinese characters and turns them into an invented character. In the present work, the artist combines the outer part of 風 ("wind") with 言 ...
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