John Clark
Contemporary Asian Art at Biennales and Triennales: The 2005 Venice Biennale and Fukuoka Asian Triennale, the Sigg Collection, and the Yokohama and Guangzhou Triennales
College Art Association,
2006
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September 7, 2006
Image: Super(m)art @ Yokohama. 2005. Project presented by Curatorman Inc. Produced by Navin Production Co., Ltd. Yokohama Triennale. Photograph by John Clark.
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My work for the last few years has gone beyond defining modernity in Asian art to looking at the circuits for the recognition and distribution of contemporary art in Asia. In particular these involve two simultaneous phenomena.1 The first is the arrival of contemporary Asian artists on the international stage, chiefly at major cross-national exhibitions, including the Venice and São Paolo Biennales. This occurrence may be conveniently dated to Japanese participation at Venice in the...