GET MOVING！
OPENING: 17: 00 SATURDAY, 17th JULY, 2010
VENUE: LI-SPACE, RED NO.1-F BUILDING, CAOCHANGDI, CHAOYANG DIST., 100015, BEIJING, CHINA.
DURATION OF EXHIBITION: 17th JULY − 20th AUGUST 2010
GALLERY OPENING HOURS: TUESDAY − SUNDAY 10: 30 − 18: 00
ARTISTS: CHENG RAN, DIAO WEI, GUO LING, HU QINGYAN, NIU MIAO+NICHOLAS HANNA, SUN XUN, WU JUNYONG, XIE QI, XU XIAOGUO, ZHAO YIQIAN, ZHAO ZHAO
CURATOR: YANG LI
ASSISTANT CURATOR: HU ZHILIANG, ZHONG HONGDOU
ART DIRECTOR: GU ZHENQING
PUBLIC PROMOTION: JIANG TIANJIAO, JIANG JIALI
HEAD OF ADMINISTRATION: WAN SHU, GU NAILIN
CONTACT US: 86-10-51273272 www.li-space.com
"Get moving" exhibition will hold an opening party at 5 p.m. on 17th July 2010 (Saturday) at Li-Space, Red No.1-F Caochangdi,Beijing. “Shake in Out” aims to reflect the unique/distinct thinking and worldview of new prominent artists; it also exhibits their extremely innovative creation and vital pieces of art. These Generation-Y artists are full of lively and vivid creation. As they are born to embrace the diverse information endowed by the society, these young artists integrate their own sights towards the world to present multifarious work of art, providing the public various thinking and creative construction.
“Shake in Out” explores the themes of energy and vitality diversely and comprehensively by means of visual art such as sculpture, installation, painting and video. Audience will have further understanding of the strong creative motivation and ability of these young contemporary artists from each piece of art in various morphology, methods and context. Meanwhile this exhibition will alternate audience from passive appreciation to proactive enjoyment towards to contemporary art, which drives Chinese contemporary art to develop more energetically and vitally.
“Shake in Out” is the integrated language of young artists. These latest work of art might not be wonderfully perfect, it might merely be the evolution or degradation of ideology; nevertheless, to act or to be still is, altogether, the key point, the attitude of all the young artists and the conception that Li-Space delicately delivers to the state of Chinese contemporary art