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'INTIMATE TRANSGRESSIONS'
INTERNATIONAL CONTEMPORARY ART EXHIBITION
NEXT EXHIBITIONS
SHANGHAI @ SIHANG WAREHOUSE dates to be confirmed in 2018
Intimate Transgressions is a CAPA(Center for Asian Pacific Affairs) Project
Curated by Fion Gunn, local co-curator to be announced shortly
Local co-curators for previous exhibitions: Leon Tsia, (Taipei), Niamh Cunningham (Beijing), HU Yuanbo (Hangzhou), Juan Puntes (NY)
http://www.cksmh.gov.tw/eng/index.php
https://www.facebook.com/IntimateTransgression/
"the scope of the exhibition is, appropriately, global and current."
Holland Cotter, New York Times
MOST RECENT EXHIBITION IN TAIPEI, TAIWAN
@ Chiang Kai Shek Memorial Hall 20 October- 1 November 2016
63 participating artists from 14 countries -see photos on Exhibition page
Andi Arnovitz (Israel), Francesca Arri (Italy), Chang Hsing -Yu (Taiwan), Chang Tzu Ching (Taiwan), Chen Meitsen Taiwan/France), Chen Xiao Dan (China), Chu Chu (China), Niamh Cunningham (Ireland), Rita Duffy (Northern Ireland), Regina José Galindo (Guatemala), Gao Yuan (Taiwan), Anita Glesta (Australia/USA), Guan Huaibin (China), Fion Gunn, (Ireland), Han Ying (China), Heide Hatry (Germany/USA), Hee Siow Wey (Taiwan), Winnie China Cheng Ho (Taiwan), Hsu Chia-Chen (Taiwan). Hsu Chia-Yu (Taiwan), Hu Yuanbo (China), Huang Tzu Ming (Taiwan), Jiao Jian (China), Jing Yibing (China), Ryu Jun Hwa (Korea), Kim Mi Ran (Korea), Liang Lai Fang-Yu (Taiwan), Lei Yan (China), Lien Hung Chu (Taiwan), Lin Jingjing (China), Monika Lin (USA), Michael Lisle-Taylor (UK), Maleonn (China) , Ma Yanling (China), Phoebe Man (Hong Kong), Li Xiuqin, (China), Liao Chi Yu (Taiwan), Meng Liping (China), Luo Yongjin, (China), Atsuko Nakamura (Japan), Peng Ya Lun (Taiwan), Pong Yi-Ping (Taiwan), Gail Ritchie (Northern Ireland), Alessandro Rolandi (Italy), Shao Kang (China), Shen Ye (China), Shen Yuan (China/France), Song Ling (China), Tang Huimin (China), Tseng Yu-Chuan (Taiwan), Tsai Shu Hui (Taiwan), Tseng Yushan (Taiwan), David Turner (Northern Ireland), Tzeng Yi-Hsin (Taiwan), Wan Yiyi (Taiwan), Annie Hsuai-Ching Wang (Taiwan), Wang Dong Ling (China), Wang Ning (China), Tami Xiang (Australia/China), Xin Song (USA/China), Yao Dajun (China), Zhang Liao Yuan, (China), Zhang Ting (China), Zhou Lei (China)
OTHER PREVIOUS EXHIBITIONS
HANGZHOU @ HANGZHOU LIBRARY 2-16 April 2016
BEIJING @ INTER GALLERY, 798 25 October - 3 November 2015
NEW YORK @ WHITEBOX 3 September - 1 November 2015
"Intimate Transgressions" is a beautiful and haunting, sometimes lovely and often troubling, and altogether stunning collection of artistic works exploring the impact of war and the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war. I hope more and more people will see it and that it will inspire more artists to do socially-engaged art."
Michael Kaufman, writer and co-founder White Ribbon Campaign,
Toronto, Canada, www.michaelkaufman.com
Media coverage in China
http://tv.cntv.cn/video/C10371/6db91afe6d094a1bae099d29cbb4ba9c
http://africa.chinadaily.com.cn/2015-10/29/content_22311469.htm
http://www.globaltimes.cn/content/949287.shtml
Chinese Website: http://intimatetransgressions.org/
Documentary Film of the INTIMATE TRANSGRESSIONS project
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC63_JE9yvcItmgtinEoEYxg
The inspiration and starting point for this visual arts project is the disturbing situation of the 'Comfort Women' during and after WWII. In 2015, as we contemplate the 70th anniversary of the end of the war, it is important to address the position which these 'Comfort Women' occupy in the ongoing narrative of violence towards women all over the world. Intimate Transgressions highlights the impact of extreme sexual violence at during war and conflict situations at an international level.The exhibition features art works by a core group of international artist and local artists from each of the host cities.
Online Now - Film of the Panel Discussion hosted by the
ELIZABETH A. SACKLER CENTER FOR FEMINIST ART
INTIMATE TRANSGRESSIONS: THE ACT OF DOING
https://www.brooklynmuseum.org/eascfa/video/videos/intimate-transgressions-the-act-of-doing
Panelists: Eleanor Heartney, Shirin Neshat, Luisa Valenzuela
Introduced by Marjorie Martay and moderated by Anita Glesta & Fion Gunn
Respondents: Juan Puntes & Raoul Zamudio
Intimate Transgressions in New York was presented by CAPA (Center for Asian Pacific Affairs) and WhiteBox
Curated by Fion Gunn in association with Juan Puntes - NY co-curator
for images from the preview events at WhiteBox New York City please visit the EXHIBITION page
http://www.intimatetransgressionsproject.com/exhibition.html or
FACEBOOK PAGE: https://www.facebook.com/intimatetransgressionsproject?fref=ts
Artist Gail Ritchie was awarded a grant by Arts Council NI for her participation in Intimate Transgressions see link to Ritchie's film on this site
http://www.intimatetransgressionsproject.com/updates---what-the-artists--curators-say/archives/06-2015
Artist Gao Yuan was awarded a grant by the National Culture & Arts Foundation of Taiwan for her participation in Intimate Transgressions http://www.ncafroc.org.tw/englishindex.asp
'INTIMATE TRANSGRESSIONS'
INTERNATIONAL CONTEMPORARY ART EXHIBITION
NEXT EXHIBITIONS
SHANGHAI @ SIHANG WAREHOUSE dates to be confirmed in 2018
Intimate Transgressions is a CAPA(Center for Asian Pacific Affairs) Project
Curated by Fion Gunn, local co-curator to be announced shortly
Local co-curators for previous exhibitions: Leon Tsia, (Taipei), Niamh Cunningham (Beijing), HU Yuanbo (Hangzhou), Juan Puntes (NY)
http://www.cksmh.gov.tw/eng/index.php
https://www.facebook.com/IntimateTransgression/
"the scope of the exhibition is, appropriately, global and current."
Holland Cotter, New York Times
MOST RECENT EXHIBITION IN TAIPEI, TAIWAN
@ Chiang Kai Shek Memorial Hall 20 October- 1 November 2016
63 participating artists from 14 countries -see photos on Exhibition page
Andi Arnovitz (Israel), Francesca Arri (Italy), Chang Hsing -Yu (Taiwan), Chang Tzu Ching (Taiwan), Chen Meitsen Taiwan/France), Chen Xiao Dan (China), Chu Chu (China), Niamh Cunningham (Ireland), Rita Duffy (Northern Ireland), Regina José Galindo (Guatemala), Gao Yuan (Taiwan), Anita Glesta (Australia/USA), Guan Huaibin (China), Fion Gunn, (Ireland), Han Ying (China), Heide Hatry (Germany/USA), Hee Siow Wey (Taiwan), Winnie China Cheng Ho (Taiwan), Hsu Chia-Chen (Taiwan). Hsu Chia-Yu (Taiwan), Hu Yuanbo (China), Huang Tzu Ming (Taiwan), Jiao Jian (China), Jing Yibing (China), Ryu Jun Hwa (Korea), Kim Mi Ran (Korea), Liang Lai Fang-Yu (Taiwan), Lei Yan (China), Lien Hung Chu (Taiwan), Lin Jingjing (China), Monika Lin (USA), Michael Lisle-Taylor (UK), Maleonn (China) , Ma Yanling (China), Phoebe Man (Hong Kong), Li Xiuqin, (China), Liao Chi Yu (Taiwan), Meng Liping (China), Luo Yongjin, (China), Atsuko Nakamura (Japan), Peng Ya Lun (Taiwan), Pong Yi-Ping (Taiwan), Gail Ritchie (Northern Ireland), Alessandro Rolandi (Italy), Shao Kang (China), Shen Ye (China), Shen Yuan (China/France), Song Ling (China), Tang Huimin (China), Tseng Yu-Chuan (Taiwan), Tsai Shu Hui (Taiwan), Tseng Yushan (Taiwan), David Turner (Northern Ireland), Tzeng Yi-Hsin (Taiwan), Wan Yiyi (Taiwan), Annie Hsuai-Ching Wang (Taiwan), Wang Dong Ling (China), Wang Ning (China), Tami Xiang (Australia/China), Xin Song (USA/China), Yao Dajun (China), Zhang Liao Yuan, (China), Zhang Ting (China), Zhou Lei (China)
OTHER PREVIOUS EXHIBITIONS
HANGZHOU @ HANGZHOU LIBRARY 2-16 April 2016
BEIJING @ INTER GALLERY, 798 25 October - 3 November 2015
NEW YORK @ WHITEBOX 3 September - 1 November 2015
"Intimate Transgressions" is a beautiful and haunting, sometimes lovely and often troubling, and altogether stunning collection of artistic works exploring the impact of war and the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war. I hope more and more people will see it and that it will inspire more artists to do socially-engaged art."
Michael Kaufman, writer and co-founder White Ribbon Campaign,
Toronto, Canada, www.michaelkaufman.com
Media coverage in China
http://tv.cntv.cn/video/C10371/6db91afe6d094a1bae099d29cbb4ba9c
http://africa.chinadaily.com.cn/2015-10/29/content_22311469.htm
http://www.globaltimes.cn/content/949287.shtml
Chinese Website: http://intimatetransgressions.org/
Documentary Film of the INTIMATE TRANSGRESSIONS project
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC63_JE9yvcItmgtinEoEYxg
The inspiration and starting point for this visual arts project is the disturbing situation of the 'Comfort Women' during and after WWII. In 2015, as we contemplate the 70th anniversary of the end of the war, it is important to address the position which these 'Comfort Women' occupy in the ongoing narrative of violence towards women all over the world. Intimate Transgressions highlights the impact of extreme sexual violence at during war and conflict situations at an international level.The exhibition features art works by a core group of international artist and local artists from each of the host cities.
Online Now - Film of the Panel Discussion hosted by the
ELIZABETH A. SACKLER CENTER FOR FEMINIST ART
INTIMATE TRANSGRESSIONS: THE ACT OF DOING
https://www.brooklynmuseum.org/eascfa/video/videos/intimate-transgressions-the-act-of-doing
Panelists: Eleanor Heartney, Shirin Neshat, Luisa Valenzuela
Introduced by Marjorie Martay and moderated by Anita Glesta & Fion Gunn
Respondents: Juan Puntes & Raoul Zamudio
Intimate Transgressions in New York was presented by CAPA (Center for Asian Pacific Affairs) and WhiteBox
Curated by Fion Gunn in association with Juan Puntes - NY co-curator
for images from the preview events at WhiteBox New York City please visit the EXHIBITION page
http://www.intimatetransgressionsproject.com/exhibition.html or
FACEBOOK PAGE: https://www.facebook.com/intimatetransgressionsproject?fref=ts
Artist Gail Ritchie was awarded a grant by Arts Council NI for her participation in Intimate Transgressions see link to Ritchie's film on this site
http://www.intimatetransgressionsproject.com/updates---what-the-artists--curators-say/archives/06-2015
Artist Gao Yuan was awarded a grant by the National Culture & Arts Foundation of Taiwan for her participation in Intimate Transgressions http://www.ncafroc.org.tw/englishindex.asp
Photo credit s for banner: Michael Lisle-Taylor, Gail Ritchie, Andi Arnovitz
