3 June to 13 August 2000
Inside Out: New Chinese Art explores the vitality and dynamic
changes in late 20th-century China - a period when the deeply-rooted
cultural assumptions and centuries-old visual traditions have been
under enormous pressure from rapid modernisation, changing political
realities and conflicting global, ethnic and local identities. The
exhibition features work by artists from mainland China, Hong Kong
and Taiwan as well as those living abroad. Consisting of nearly
90 works created in the years 1985-1998, Inside Out presents an
astonishing body of art - confronting, clever, mysterious, elegant
and always thought-provoking - across the full range of media, with
painting, sculpture, photographs, installations, videos and prints
by some of the world's leading contemporary artists.
Inside Out:
New Chinese Art is organised by the Asia Society in New York
and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. The National Gallery
of Australia is the only Australian venue.
For more information visit the Asia Society's
Inside Out: New Chinese Art web site.
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Exhibition
hours
10am to 5pm daily
Tours
11.30am and 1.30pm daily
Tickets
Adult
$10;
Family
$25;
Adult
season $25;
Members/Concessions
$6;
Member
Family $20
Members/Concession season $20;
Pre-purchased
tickets 1800 808 337 (free call)
Catalogue
Inside Out: New Chinese Art $59.95
To order 1800 808 337 (free call)
Public
Programs
July
Wednesday 19 Artist Talk 12.45pm
Guan Wei Australian Art Galleries
Thursday 20
Talk 12.45pm
'Chinese Food and Culture: contemporary and traditional'
Annette Shun Wah Presenter, producer and actor
Australian Art Galleries
Friday 21 Special
access viewing
10.00am-12.00pm
Viewing of the exhibition for people with special needs $5.00 booking
essential
Sunday 23 Tour
11.30am
Melanie Eastburn Assistant Curator Asian Art
exhibition ticket essential
August
Wednesday 2 Artist Talk 12.45pm
Liu Xiao Xian Australian Art Galleries
Thursday 3 Talk
12.45pm
'Xu Bing and Cai Guo-qiang' Dr Caroline Turner
Humanities Research Centre ANU
exhibition ticket essential
Wednesday 9
Talk 12.45pm
'China avant-garde and Inside Out'
Melanie Eastburn
James O. Fairfax Theatre
Thursday 10
Talk 12.45pm
Claire Roberts Curator Asian Decorative Arts, Powerhouse
Museum
exhibition ticket essential
Sunday 13 Tour
11.30am
Robyn Maxwell
exhibition ticket essential
Sunday 13 Children's
Workshop 2.30-4.30pm
Poetry workshop with poet Adam Ford (ages 8-12)
$12; Members $10 Small Theatre
booking essential
Education Information
Admission and education packs free to booked school groups. For
further information, teaching material and bookings 02 6240 6519
Themes for primary
students: customs and traditions, different forms of making art
such as painting, print-making, 3D forms, photography and electronic
media. Themes for secondary students: art and culture in Asia and
the West, art and power, art and globalisation, language and culture,
cultural cohesion and diversity.
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