Li Zhenhua
Li Zhenhua is a multi-media artist, curator and producer. He has worked with Chinese as well as international contemporary art and
culture since 1996. Among the highlights of his productions: the first
international new media art festival MAAP, Beijing Millennium Museum
in 2002, as well as bringing the London festival onedotzero moving
image to the Beijing Today Art Gallery in 2004. Li
Zhenhua was project manager and producer of the Synthetic Time: Media
Art China 2008 at NAMOC (National Art Museum of China), curator for
the CINA CINA CINA exhibition in CCCS Palazzo Strozzi, Florence, Italy
and of the 3rd Nanjing Triennial and also functioned as an advisor to
Leonardo Journal. Li Zhenhua is the Chief Planner for eARTS Festival 2010.
Entries
Interviews with Marita Muukkonen & Ivor Stodolsky
The independent curators who have deeply engaged in the finish and russia art scene. (more…)
Read moreInterview with Mika Taanila
Mika Taanila (b. 1965 in Helsinki) is a Finnish film director and visual artist. (more…)
Read moreIt’s a Set-Up
26.3.2010 – 20.2.2011, 3. floor
In an exhibition, visitors are accustomed to watching, listening and observing art alone and with others. But what happens when the role of an observer becomes more active? What kind of an event is a set-up? (more…)
Read moreArch of Neo Performance
The opening performance of PIXELACHE HELSINKI FESTIVAL 2010 is presented by Arch of Neo, a long-term collaborative effort of Niclas Kristiansson and Matti Pentikäinen (audio), and Petri Ruikka and Heikki Ryynänen (visuals). (more…)
Read moreAdel Abidin @ Kiasma
12.2.-25.4.2010
The Iraqi-Finnish artist Adel Abidin is a rising star in international contemporary art. His first major solo exhibition, held now in Kiasma, presents the artist’s recent work, most of which consists of video installations. (more…)
Read moreThe Invisible City Exhibition
THE INVISIBLE CITY EXHIBITION
The Invisible City project explores the city not just as formed by physical space, but also as a collective construction, made up of the memories, desires and experiences of its inhabitants. (more…)
