Jan 9, 2011

Xia Xiaowan

夏小万 Xia Xiaowan
This man has found something! 
While his art is impressively strong and, somehow, reminding of Francis Bacon, the "painting in volume" literally brings a new dimension to reading a picture in depth. 
Certainly not his purpose or intention but I foresee there some strong hint, some new hypothese and anyway a strong food for thoughts about 3D perception.






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300hikes said...

These are unbelievable!

August 15, 2011 4:34 PM

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ART AND MONEY

Art and Money / L'Art et l'Argent
The fields, mods, ways of expression, new media, have raised and evolved a lot.
Curiously the references are still those of painting and sculpture.
The reference to static objects exposed free of charge remains a majority.
The polemic around the P2P (I will not enter this debate here) has had, at least, the merit to enlight an obviousness: need for remunerating people who create.
Any form of creation relies on the existence of a market with a production budget upstream and financial repercussions downstream.
This elementary principle which governs, de facto, any form of activity, does not apply to arts…

Artists have the right to live too ( yes Sir!)
Then they have to self produce, finance and manage their production and then, aftermath, find some market issues.
Contrary to other forms of expression, they dont get financial support whether from art galleries (except for rare exceptions) or other structures and then the public get access to their works for free (finding it normal) and no one cares about the situation…

New fields/ ways of expression have raised which are also confronted with this difficulty.

I will be glad to debate this matter here…

Texte Armand Dauré

Pourquoi traiter de l'état de l'Art?
L'Art et l'argent.
Tentative de définition.
La création face à la politique
Elements of Bourdieu.
Du classicisme.
L'accés aux oeuvres.
L'accés aux oeuvres (suite)
De quoi vivent les Artistes
Où sont les Artistes?

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