"Art Point Information" Six Global Contemporary Art Exhibitions

When contemporary art exhibition is ongoing! The works of contemporary artists are different from the connotation and form of art in the 18th and 19th centuries. They are more unrestrained, bold, and unique. Nowadays, many contemporary art exhibitions are exhibited in major museums around the world, which can meet different appetite of art enthusiasts. Wonderful and good exhibition, don't miss it! ● The Modern Art Museum of Louisiana: Dorothy Yannuo Exhibition ● The Formon Museum of the Netherlands: Anthony Gumley Exhibition "Basic" ● Jean Michelle Ouyonier: Dream of color glass ● Japan ● Japan ● Japan ● Japan ● Japan ● Japan ● Japan ● Japan National New Art Museum: Li Yuhuan Exhibition ● Singapore National Art Museum: Wu Guanzhong's "Tour with the Master" Exhibition ● Spanish Haosovos Monaco Art Center: Rahid Johnson's "Soda" 1 Museum: Dorothy Iannone, an American artist Dorothy Iannone, described the lust and love with the iconic psychedelic style. Her visual language comes from Egyptian murals, ancient fertility statues, Japanese woodcuts, Greek vases, religious patterns, etc. Her early works were influenced by abstract expressionism. Later, she parted ways with abstractism and began to be more biased towards narrative and her plane expression. At that time, she found her unique voice. The work was full of text, characters, rich decorations And unique art portrait and other elements. When Dorosy Januo jointly established a New York gallery in the early 1960, he established a connection with the "collage" collage artist such as George Herms and explored the spirit of the "Qi waves" with the poet Emmett Williams. Regardless of whether the characters in her brush are dressed in clothes or naked, she will deliberately reveal their privacy parts as a code to present the gender. This exhibition lasts until September 11. "Statue of Liberty", 2019. "Freedom". 2 The Formon Museum of the Netherlands: Antony Gormley, Antony Gormley, is a world -renowned sculpture artist. He has continuously explored the relationship between body and space in his more than forty years of creation. Try to pursue the meaning of human existence to self and nature in art. He believes that the significance of art lies in the feeling of exchanging survival. He used "human body shape" to create and place his works in public space and natural environment. The theme he created in recent years is mainly to explore the relationship between consciousness and body, human body and space. The exhibition allowed the audience to contact Anthony Gumley's works more intuitively, so that the viewers thought about the relationship between physical and space. The style of Anthony Gumley's work can be divided into three stages. From the early understanding of human sculptures and display space, to the connection between the installation work and the public space, to the integration of the installation work and the natural environment. It can be seen that from the indoor space to the public space, and then entering the natural environment, his feelings are continuously enlarged, and gradually move from the "ego" to the "big self". This exhibition is a review of all stages of his personal creative career. This exhibition lasts until September 25. 3 Jean Michelle Ouothoner: Colorful glass dream artist Jean Michelle Ortyl was born in San Etian, France in 1964. Since the end of the 1980s, he has explored a variety of art forms, including photography, sculptures, installations, writing and performances. He explored the existence and lack of himself in his work. Ouyonier participated in the Case of Caser in 1992 and became famous in one fell swoop. Since then, he has since appeared on the world stage. As one of the most representative artists in France today, Ortyl's works have already spread all over the world. Regardless of Ponpir, Versailles, Qatar National Art Museum, or Genheim Art Museum, they have stayed in his personal -style glass sculpture and become one of the iconic collections in the museum. Opponal combines water and light with his handmade glass balls, bricks and colorful glass windows to create exquisite artworks and make them flexibly interact with the walls, nibs and caves in the palace. This time, Ortyl was invited to create an art device for the historic Postman Cheval ideal palace. The exhibition continues until November 6. 4 Japan National New Art Museum: Li Yuhuan was born in South Korea in 1936 and moved to Japan in 1956. Li Yuhuan has been put into contemporary art creation since the late 1960s. His paintings do not show specific images, and sculpture works are simply combined from unresolved natural materials and industrial products. Criticism of over -production. Li Yuhuan also published a series of art comments that explained that everything is a common and interconnected artistic view, so as to provide important theoretical support for the development of the art of "objects". Mono-HA is a Japanese art genre that emerged around 1970. Representatives include Li Yuhuan, Guan Genku, and Suganu Zhixiong. The genre opposes the model and concept of western art, and advocates the use of Oriental Art's unique ideas and ideas to attach importance to the dependence of "things" and the surrounding space, which has an important impact on Japanese contemporary art. It is worth noting that the "Masterpiece" was originally a critical word for the genre, with derogation and misunderstandings. Li Yuhuan later pointed out that the name of "object" actually deviated from our original intention, because we were exactly the exactly what is exactly. To deny "things".

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