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My Miles 5/17/2012
LEAP sits down for a chat with critic, scholar, and co-curator of the 2012 Shanghai Biennale, Boris Groys.

THEORIST INDEX

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Posts 5/16/2012
A brief introduction of the imported contemporary critics and philosophers whose ideas hold the most weight in the Chinese contemporary art world.

Tony Cragg: Sculptures and Drawings

McCormack, 2007, Bronze, 117 x 130 x 75 cm
Reviews 5/16/2012
Tony Cragg brings his first museum show in China to the Art Museum of the Central Academy of Fine Arts.

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    An investigation into the sources and carriers of the "theory fever" that has recently been spreading throughout the Chinese contemporary art world.

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    Despite their similarities, Chongqing and Wuhan retain distinct personalities that, at least from the outside, seem to assume varying semblances in the work of local artists.

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    Our final issue of 2011 asks critics, curators, educators, and artists to articulate their thoughts on abstract art, a key question of Chinese contemporary art since the early 1980s.

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    Our October issue marks the centennial of the Xinhai Revolution, which overthrew the Qing Dynasty and launched China’s Republican era in 1911, with four stories of people and places distinct to this hundred-year history.

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    Tackling a field especially worthy of consideration here in China, our August cover feature “Designing China” offers a visual feast of design at the boundaries of art, with nibbles of everything from fashion to architecture.

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FUTURE FESTIVAL: AN ATTEMPT TO INJECT THEORY INTO PRACTICE

TEXT: Du Keke, TRANSLATION: Matthew Schrader

A year since its opening, the Taopu art district, located on Wuwei Road far outside of Shanghai proper, has after M50 become the next most essential port of call for anyone looking to take in Shanghai’s art scene.

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INTERPRETING THEORY: TWO MODELS FOR IMPORTATION

INTERVIEW: Guo Juan, Du Keke, Yang Zi, TEXT: Guo Juan

The introduction of Western theory and philosophy to China through translation can be traced back to Yan Fu’s Evolution and Ethics and the upsurge of interest in learning from the West during the May Fourth period. In modern times, China has become accustomed to looking to the West for answers during periods of transition and turmoil.

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“THEORY FEVER”: FROM PHENOMENA ONWARD

TEXT: Guo Juan, TRANSLATION: JiaJing Liu

To posit that we are in the midst of a “theory fever” is risky, especially for those who are familiar with the trajectory of Chinese contemporary art over the last 30 years. Indeed, even before the subject is raised, the retort “Ah, so theory is the hot thing right now?” is inevitable, hinting that it may not even be a legitimate topic for discussion.

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