SHEN JINGDONG: Hero exhibition
August 5th, 2008
Hero
Shen Jingdong Solo Exhibition
Curated by Eric C. Shiner
On View from August 5, 2008.

Hero
Shen Jingdong Solo Exhibition
Curated by Eric C. Shiner
On View from August 5, 2008.
Grandmother Clause: Art in the Hamptons
“But one of the most eye-catching pieces on the East End this weekend came from Chinese artist Zhong Biao. Artgoers practically gawked at her neo-realist diptych, ‘Grandma’s Sky,’ at the ChinaSquare booth, which juxtaposes a contemporary figure with references to a forgotten China.”
Robert Ayers praises ChinaSquare’s exhibit at the SCOPE Hamptons art fair in his article for ArtInfo, SCOPE Hamptons goes Boutique.
“China Square, who are first-timers at Scope, and “very excited to be here,” according to director Carrie Clyne, have a lively and eye-catching display, with Shen Jingdong’s brightly colored paintings of smiling toy-like Communists, and — the booth’s stand-out piece, in my opinion — Zhong Biao’s diptych Grandma’s Sky (2007), which is being offered for $250,000.”
ChinaSquare artist Zhang Chunyang was featured in Domino Magazine’s slide show of the 2008 New York Affordable Art Fair.
Click the image or view the slide show here.
This weekend, from July 10-14, ChinaSquare participated in Art Santa Fe. Here are a few photos of our booth:

Panoramic of our booth. Artists from left: Wang Haiyang, Lin Yan, Shen Jingdong, Duan Jianghua, Li Luming, Chen Jiagang, Wu Daxin

Another view of our booth. Artists: Cao Jingping, Chihung Yang


Director Carrie Clyne and Paul Crissman (collector)

Checking out catalogues and press release


Director Carrie Clyne and Noah MacDonald (artist)
For more information about Art Santa Fe, check out their website here.
ChinaSquare held an opening for the Germinators show on Thursday, July 10, 2008. Here are a few pictures from the evening:
The Important of Being Annual
One of the great ones, and a business that Art Santa Fe welcomes as a first-timer this year, is ChinaSquare Gallery in New York. “We’re very interested, because a lot of people are saying the art scene in Santa Fe is exciting, and it’s a boutique fair,” said ChinaSquare director Carrie Clyne. “It’s just a new market for us.” …

Group show featuring:
Cao Jingping 曹静萍, Chen Wei 陳蔚, Li Jikai 李繼開, Liao Yibai 廖一百, Ma’chunfu 馬君輔, Qu Jieheng 曲界衡, Unmask, Wang Haiyang 王海洋, Wang Tiantian王田田, Wang Yaqiang 王亞強, Zhang Peng 張鵬
Essay by Eric C. Shiner
On View from July 2, 2008