The Palace of Shattered Vessels: Light Catchers
Exhibition
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19 Dec 2020
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31 Mar 2021
Published: 07.01.2021
FROOTS & Nogart
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- info
froots.cn
- Phone:
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- Curator:
- Florance Xia, Noga Zhang Shahar
- Management:
- Florance Xia, Noga Zhang Shahar
In 2019, FROOTS Gallery exhibited the extraordinary project of The Palace of Shattered Vessels: Chinese Porcelain and Contemporary Jewelry. In 2020, The Palace of Shattered Vessels has yield new fruit — a new project, which is the continuation of the first one. 37 international artists create exquisite but affordable artwork to reach a wider audience group based on the theme of East-West Exchange.
Artist list
Shirly Bar-Amotz, Ela Bauer, Doris Betz, Kim Buck, JiChang Chai, Trinidad Contreras, Georg Dobler, Maria Rosa Franzin, Jun Hu, Mari Ishikawa, Koen Jacobs, Margit Jaschke, Jian Jiao, Vered Kaminski, Junghoo Kim, Einat Leader, Heng Lee, Hadas Levin, Camilla Luihn, Bruce Metcalf, Mikiko Minewaki, Xian'ou Ni, Mengnan Qu, Merav Oster Roth, Karin Seufert, Yi Shen, Deganit Shocken, Mingrui Sun, Tore Svensson, Anna Talbot, Takayoshi Terajima, Myung Urso, Tanel Veenre, Yasmin Vinograd, Andrea Wagner, Taidi Wang, Sayumi Yokouchi, Felieke van der Leest
This new project reflects the paramount significance that FROOTS attaches to cultural exchange. We encourage international artists to research, debate and recreate from diverse angles the theme “East-West Exchange”. As the leading Chinese gallery of art jewelry, FROOTS aims to introduce this art form to a large audience. Hence, we paid special attention to pricing. Reaching out to the public at large, our thirty-seven selected artists created exquisite yet affordable pieces of art. These jewels are “Light Catchers”, which will help people search for light and build a better world.
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FROOTS & Nogart
- Mail:
- infofroots.cn
- Phone:
- +8615101156349
- Curator:
- Florance Xia, Noga Zhang Shahar
- Management:
- Florance Xia, Noga Zhang Shahar
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