Durable Pixels
Wei Xiaoguang
Curated by Rui Lin
October 27th – November 17th 2017
Artist Talk Saturday November 4th, 2-3pm
Related
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Friday, Nov 17, 2017, 6-9pm
Second Opening of Durable Pixels
Event
The Ambassadors of Faust
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Friday, Oct 27, 2017, 6-9pm
Event
Durable Pixels – First Opening Reception
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Oct 27 – Nov 17, 2017
Curated by Rui Lin
In the first opening Durable Pixels, Wei Xiaoguang will exhibit his recent works on the study of digital formalism.
The second opening, The Ambassadors of Faust, brings forth the sculptures produced by the series of experiments by Wei Xiaoguang and Jeffrey D’Alessandro.
Exhibition
Durable Pixels | Wei Xiaoguang
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Wednesday, Jun 14, 2017
An event of REALITY CHECK 鬥法
Event
bài mǎ tou 拜碼頭
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Sunday, Jun 11, 2017, 1-3 PM
Cards of Chinese Animal Idioms: Legends in Human World
Mountain River Jump! has chosen 49 Chinese animal idioms from common Chinese dictionary, illustrated them into 49 divinatory cards.
Event
REALITY CHECK 鬥法 – Walk Through / Workshop / Panel Talk
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Jun 10 – Jul 24, 2017
Curated by Rui Lin
Chinese twin psychic sisters duo Mountain River Jump! 山河跳！(features Shan Huang and He Huang) visits New York and cashes reality checks.
Exhibition
REALITY CHECK 鬥法
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Friday, Jun 9, 2017, 7 – 10 pm
Event
REALITY CHECK 鬥法 – Opening Reception
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Wednesday, Mar 2, 2016, 7pm
Event
CLAPBACK 2.Gently Weeps – Open Critic X UNBAG
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Sunday, Feb 28, 2016
Event
CLAPBACK 2.Gently Weeps – Opening Reception
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Feb 28 – Mar 14, 2016
Curated by Rui Lin
The second exhibition of the CLAPBACK series, features Hao Ni and Blake Hiltunen
Exhibition
CLAPBACK 2.Gently Weeps
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Wednesday, Jan 13, 2016, 8pm
Event
CLAPBACK 1. PARALLAX: MORGANA – Open Critic X UNBAG
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Saturday, Jan 9, 2016
Event
CLAPBACK 1. PARALLAX: MORGANA – Opening Reception
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Jan 9 – Jan 17, 2016
curated by Rui Lin
Parallax is the series title of Luica Kempkes’ work in progress. Fata Morgana is the title of Tim Wulff ’s work in progress.
Exhibition
CLAPBACK 1. PARALLAX: MORGANA
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Oct 30 – Nov 15, 2015
Rui Lin decided to turn an abandoned Chinatown basement into an art studio/exhibition space.