Duan jianyu (12 risultati)

Condizione: New.

Condizione: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Condizione: New.

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Duan Jianyu: Yuqiao is the first English-language catalogue dedicated to the Guangzhou-based artist. It accompanies her first major UK solo exhibition in more than a decade and the inaugural programme at the London-based non-profit project space YDP (Yan Du Projects, 4 October20 December 2025). The catalogue features twenty new paintings that reimagine yuqiaoa classical Chinese motif of a fisherman and a woodcutter as wise, reclusive figuresinto Duans shape-shifting characters: goats, cows, a black cat detective, and the artist herself, revealing quiet wisdom, humour, and vitality in daily life. Functioning as a parallel dialogue to the exhibition, the catalogue sits between conventional documentation and an artists book, echoing Duans distinctive narrative approach and inviting readers to drift through the textures of her imaginative world. Creative writings by Yang Zi and Bang Wang, an essay by Lydia Yee, and a conversation between Duan and Yang offer multiple perspectives on the artists practice, rooted locally yet resonant globally. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Condizione: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

HRD. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

HRD. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Duan Jianyu: Yuqiao is the first English-language catalogue dedicated to the Guangzhou-based artist. It accompanies her first major UK solo exhibition in more than a decade and the inaugural programme at the London-based non-profit project space YDP (Yan Du Projects, 4 October20 December 2025). The catalogue features twenty new paintings that reimagine yuqiaoa classical Chinese motif of a fisherman and a woodcutter as wise, reclusive figuresinto Duans shape-shifting characters: goats, cows, a black cat detective, and the artist herself, revealing quiet wisdom, humour, and vitality in daily life. Functioning as a parallel dialogue to the exhibition, the catalogue sits between conventional documentation and an artists book, echoing Duans distinctive narrative approach and inviting readers to drift through the textures of her imaginative world. Creative writings by Yang Zi and Bang Wang, an essay by Lydia Yee, and a conversation between Duan and Yang offer multiple perspectives on the artists practice, rooted locally yet resonant globally. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Duan Jianyu: Yuqiao is the first English-language catalogue dedicated to the Guangzhou-based artist. It accompanies her first major UK solo exhibition in more than a decade and the inaugural programme at the London-based non-profit project space YDP (Yan Du Projects, 4 October20 December 2025). The catalogue features twenty new paintings that reimagine yuqiaoa classical Chinese motif of a fisherman and a woodcutter as wise, reclusive figuresinto Duans shape-shifting characters: goats, cows, a black cat detective, and the artist herself, revealing quiet wisdom, humour, and vitality in daily life. Functioning as a parallel dialogue to the exhibition, the catalogue sits between conventional documentation and an artists book, echoing Duans distinctive narrative approach and inviting readers to drift through the textures of her imaginative world. Creative writings by Yang Zi and Bang Wang, an essay by Lydia Yee, and a conversation between Duan and Yang offer multiple perspectives on the artists practice, rooted locally yet resonant globally. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Condizione: Good. 4to. 154 pp. Soft Cover. Color plates throughout. Text in Chinese and English. Very Good. As new.

Softcover, 162 pages; in English and Chinese; as new condition; clean and crisp; no internal marks. Foreign shipping may be extra.

Condizione: As New. Both an original painting series by Duan Jianyu and a collaborative artist book share the name New York Paris Zhumadian "Boat Zhang" (张小船, Zhang Xiaochuan) is a contemporary artist and editor who co-edited and contributed to the 2008 publication and art monograph titled New York Paris Zhumadian alongside artist Duan Jianyu and editor Hu Fang, published by Guangzhou's Vitamin Creative Space. The book is beautifully crafted and has 153 pages. It is in English as well as Chinese. More about the book: "In her fiction "New York Paris Zhumadian", Duan Jianyu created a character Hu Xiang who came from the village, and wanted his ill father to stay in his dorm. He "is like that person in news who carries his father to class", developing a new son-father relationship. "Hu Xiang feels badly when looking at father's slightly hunched back and extruding joints due to overwork. Sometimes things can never be compensated for if not immediately. He wants to immediately carry father on his back to the Great Wall, to the seaside, to the Great Plains and even to Mount Everest!" They rediscover each other and happiness in life. They raise chickens in a quiet corner of the schoolyard and embark upon a journey of fantasy. They dream they walk around the world with the companions of a massage chair, chickens and air hostesses. Duan Jianyu portrays a dream of the world in the most mediocre daily life of China. It is embarrassing, incomplete, mixing the characteristics of the pre-modern and post-modern (just like the formations of "New York Paris Zhumadian"), but it is touching. When Hu Xiang has to graduate and he has to follow the dream he created for his village father, he must join the middle class in the city. This becomes the direct motivation of Chinese social development. After all, the world is not that far away from Hu Xiang's dream. It seems to be right under his nose. The "New York Paris Zhumadian" painting series is innately connected to Hu Xiang's story, as a platform to view the "world's common scenery" and to present the mental boundary the mundane meets fantasy. The mediocre write an epic about daily life, about how they cannot bear the shock of reality. That enables us to review our fragile relationship our surroundings and accommodates us to rest and unwind a dream full of sweetness from the struggle with an optimistic reality. Ultimately, we cannot escape; we can only accept such mediocre poetry. This may be one of the most existentially frustrating delights of our generation.…