來(lái)自東亞之風(fēng)---第三回中日韓藝術(shù)巡回展
　　由日本藝術(shù)家小山正先生策劃，評(píng)論家朱其為學(xué)術(shù)主持的“來(lái)自東亞之風(fēng)——中日韓藝術(shù)巡回展”已經(jīng)進(jìn)行了第三回，由韓國(guó)的金鐘壽紀(jì)念事業(yè)推進(jìn)事業(yè)團(tuán)贊助。
本屆參展的藝術(shù)家有：日本的田鶴濱洋一郎，小山正，川口裕子；韓國(guó)的姜錦珠，金美路，金玄植；中國(guó)上海的肖小蘭，澳門的何仲儀，廣西的雷敏，江蘇的楊軒。作品包括油畫，紙上平面，多媒體印刷，綜合材料等形式。這個(gè)展覽反映出一種中日韓藝術(shù)家重新回到內(nèi)心凝視和這種凝視所需要的安靜的存在方式，這種凝視當(dāng)然不可能在當(dāng)代重新回到一種絕對(duì)安靜的內(nèi)心傳統(tǒng)，這是現(xiàn)代性對(duì)于個(gè)人影響的一個(gè)結(jié)果。也繼續(xù)著小山正先生為推廣東亞藝術(shù)不懈的追求和難能可貴的堅(jiān)持。

開(kāi)幕時(shí)間：2007年4月20日19：00開(kāi)始
展覽時(shí)間：2007年4月20日至2007年4月28日15：00-23：00
地點(diǎn)：頂層畫廊，南京東路479號(hào)先施大廈12層
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“Wind From East Asia”, Contemporary Art Exhibition (Third stop)
The Japanese artist Oyama Tadashi continues his exhaustive search for an aesthetic languarge to represent contemporary East Asian art. The third stop of Wind From East Asia, Contemporary Art Exhibition exhibits works by Japanese, Korean and Chinese artists who explore a variety of themes and issues. Sponserd by KIM Jong-Su Commemoration Business Promotion Business Group, Korean.
The Japanese artist Oyama Tadashi keeps searching the visual aesthetics which can represent the contemporary art of East Asia. So he travels between China, Japan and Korea to look for his partners and held many exhibitions in the three countries.The third stop of “Wind From East Asia”, Contemporary Art Exhibition will exhibite the works by Japanese artists: Yoichiro TATSURUHAMA, Tadashi OYAMA, Yuko KAWAGUCHI; Korean artists: Kum-joo, KANG; Kim, Miro; Kim, Hyun-Sik; Chinese artists: Joey Ho from Macau, Xiao Xiaolan from Shanghai; Leimin from Guangxi and Yang Xuan from Jiangsu. The exhibition shows that all the artists from China, Japan and Korea begin to gaze at their heart again, they also find the existence of peace which is the precondition of the gaze. Such gaze is certainly impossible to return to a traditional extreme peace, it is a result of modernity affecting the individual.

Opening Reception: 19:00, Apr. 20th, 2007
Exhibition Period: Apr. 20th, 2007 --- Apr. 28th, 2007 (15:00-23:00)
Venue: The Room with A View, 12th F. No.479 Nanjing Rd(E), Shanghai
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光影南京路——張春發(fā)攝影展
    上海南京路像個(gè)迷人的少女，吸引了無(wú)數(shù)的攝影人在這里流連忘返。上海攝影師張春發(fā)多年來(lái)一直在拍攝南京路，用手中的鏡頭尋找自己的夢(mèng)。最近，他從自己簡(jiǎn)陋的攝影包里流漏出的這一組照片，描繪了他心中的如夢(mèng)如幻的與眾不同的南京路，在這里我們看不見(jiàn)熟悉的高樓大廈，人流匆匆，看不見(jiàn)俊男靚女的瀟灑，金發(fā)碧眼的浪漫，唯有不盡變化的色彩在不停地閃爍，刺激著我們的眼球。其實(shí)，大凡到過(guò)南京路的人，在后來(lái)的記憶中一定只留下這夢(mèng)一般的流光異彩，夢(mèng)幻光影……
看到張春發(fā)的圖片，讓我們驚異如此熟悉的南京路竟成了這樣的光影，閃爍，鬼魅，游離……有抽象的繪畫，也可以有抽象的攝影，如同這些照片。

開(kāi)幕時(shí)間：2007年4月28日19：00開(kāi)始
展覽時(shí)間：2007年4月28日至2007年5月7日15：00-23：00
地點(diǎn)：頂層畫廊，南京東路479號(hào)先施大廈12層（酒吧區(qū)域）
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Light and Shadow on Nanjing Road:Zhang Chunfa Photography Exhibition
Nanjing Road, Shanghai’s landmark shopping street, which attracts throngs of local tourists like moths to a lamp, is transformed through Zhang’s lens into something abstract and almost beautuful.

Opening Reception: 19:00, Apr. 28th, 2007
Exhibition Period: Apr. 28th, 2007 --- Mar. 7th, 2007 (15:00-23:00)
Venue: The Room with A View, 12th F. No.479 Nanjing Rd(E), Shanghai
More info: 021-6352 0256        hollyzhao@online.sh.cn

空房子——華克健攝影展
　　華克健，上海翻譯家，退休以后將他的夢(mèng)想付諸現(xiàn)實(shí)。他行走于上海的小街弄堂，紀(jì)錄著他記憶中的老房子：曾經(jīng)被記載在中國(guó)歷史中的人物曾經(jīng)的居所，現(xiàn)在已經(jīng)是空無(wú)一人的空房子。
他用鏡頭紀(jì)錄下上海曾經(jīng)的歷史，帶著他固有的貴族氣質(zhì)；他希望下一代的記憶中少些空白，于是就有了這些照片，藝術(shù)是記憶！
開(kāi)幕時(shí)間：2007年4月29日19：00開(kāi)始
展覽時(shí)間：2007年4月29日至2007年5月7日15：00-23：00
地點(diǎn)：頂層畫廊，南京東路479號(hào)先施大廈12層(畫廊區(qū)域)
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Abandoned Homes--- Photo Show by Hua Ke-jian
Hua Kejian, a Shanghainese interpreter, uses the iens to give us his own interpretation of the lanes of his city. In recording these crumbling alleys, he’s producing an archive, a visual record for Shanghai’s younger generation.
“Maybe my so-called red-brick-complex originated from my childhood memory of old home (now demolished and became part of a luxurious club in western Shanghai) where there was a red brick decorative band on the wall between the first floor and the second floor where I fixed a ring of steel wire as a basketball hoop and threw a little rubber ball into it for fun everyday (later my little naughty son naturally). Decades have past and I picked up a camera, wandering around the big city just like a tramp, under the strange looks from the inhabitants, focusing on all sorts of old appearing houses which would vanish soon everywhere, recording with desperate efforts as more as and as quickly as possible something worth leaving in our memories before they were destroyed…..the times is changing too fast, and we can do little against the trend actually, the old wearing off and passing away, the new coming in instead, perhaps some surviving by chances for reasons whatever……anyhow, in my fillings a touch of red color of aged wore bricks and tiles always remains and it warms me when I walking in the forest of cement and glass in the city…… ” said Hua.
Hua ke-jian, a translator in Shanghai, realized his dream of childhood after his retirement. He wandered around narrow back streets and small lanes throughout Shanghai capturing with his simple digital camera the scenes of daily life of ordinary people in the city and various kinds of old appearing houses where they are living in or going to be relocated…… He recorded shadows and relics of the old times in his own way with kind of seemingly noblemen quality. In his pictures, old “shikumen” or terraced houses, western-style houses and apartments, even huge mansions with east-west combination style exquisitely built in early the 20 century which would to be demolished soon appeared graceful and elegant instead of shabby and obscure as they used to be for long, which leave something historical, something cultural and something worth to remember for generations to come. And in this sense, we could say art is history too.

Opening Reception: 19:00, Apr. 29th, 2007
Exhibition Period: Apr. 29th, 2007 --- Mar. 7th, 2007 (15:00-23:00)
Venue: The Room with A View, 12th F. No.479 Nanjing Rd(E), Shanghai
More info: 021-6352 0256        hollyzhao@online.sh.cn

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