A live video stream view of the entry foyer of the exhibition ‘Refocusing on the medium: the rise of East Asia video art’ in OCAT Shanghai. This live stream is also being displayed to audiences at the Nam June Paik Art Center in Korea as part of the extended exhibition partnership. We are able to… Read more »
Video/Art: The First Fifty Years: Barbara London in conversation with Kim MachanTime: 20:00-21:30, 29 January (New York Time) Corresponding Beijing Time: 30 January 9:00-10:30 Guests: Barbara London, Kim Machan Language: Conversation in English with Chinese simultaneous interpretation How to Participate: (Chinese) bilibili @OCAT上海馆 (English) Youtube @OCAT Shanghai, Weibo @OCAT上海馆 ABOUT THE LECTURE Barbara London, curator, art historian, and… Read more »
OCAT Shanghai Pavilion | Online Lecture The Past and Present of Contemporary Taiwanese Video Art: History, Aesthetics, Technology – by Sing Song-Yong This lecture is part of the [Refocusing on the Medium: the Rise of East Asia Video Art] Public Program Date: Sunday, January 24, 2021Shanghai Time: 2-4pm About the lecture In the early 1980s,… Read more »
Thank you to the organisers of the exhibition, sponsors and supporters! Refocusing on the medium: the rise of East Asia video art | Shigeko Kubota Video Art Foundation | | LIMA, Amsterdam | Sincere appreciation to the following organizations for their… Read more »
The Exhibition Refocusing on the Medium: the Rise of East Asia Media Art is launching tomorrow 2:30 pm (Beijing time) at OCAT Shanghai, running from 27 December 2020 to 21 March 2021. Curated by Kim Machan, this is the first exhibition to assemble key protagonists that initiated experiments with the medium of video originating from… Read more »
The exhibition Refocusing on the Medium: The Rise of East Asia Video Art assembles key protagonists that initiated experiments with the medium of video originating from Japan, South Korea and China, including Katsuhiro Yamaguchi, Nam June Paik, Yoko Ono, Keigo Yamamoto, Kim Kulim, Takahiko Iimura, Shigeko Kubota, Park Hyunki, Soungui Kim, Wang Gongxin, Ellen Pau,… Read more »
This exhibition on East Asia video art presents Ms. Kim Machan’s research over the years on a subject that still seems uncommon today. Ms. Machan’s study provides an opportunity better to understand video art in the East Asian context. The exhibition brings together video works from the 1960s to the late 1990s by artists including… Read more »
Shuxia Chen, Sydney based art historian and curator, received the 2020 China Professional Placements: MAAP-Media Art Asia Pacific in partnership with OCAT Shanghai, from the Australia Council for the Arts. With the support of this grant, Shuxia has been working closely with MAAP Director Kim Machan, curator of the upcoming exhibition “Refocusing on the Medium: The… Read more »
The Australia Council is supporting a professional placement with MAAP in Shanghai in 2020. The OCT Contemporary Art Terminal (OCAT) museum group, established with OCAT Shenzhen in 2005, is a growing network of independent, non-profit contemporary art museums across China. OCAT’s programs focus on in-depth surveys, research, publication, and presentation of both individual artists and thematic group… Read more »
Louise Bennett and Erika Scott in a site specific video installation at the 2017 KOSMA International Exhibition Media Nostalgia: Time Reflection Two of Brisbane’s most original artists will be featured in an exhibition in Gwangju, South Korea in November 2017. Curator Kim Machan said ‘I’m very pleased to see Louise and Erika take their work into this very interesting… Read more »