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Playing house: Exploring notions of Home
2008-05-10 09:43:00 Report: Anat Litwin, Founder/Director of Home Base Project, 3C Artist and Curator in New York Author: Amelia Morgan, Project Manager for HomeBase Regional Editor (New York): Yasmine Soiffer The HomeBase Project is an annual international public art project exploring notions of home, taking place this year in a five-floor historical townhouse in the heart of Sugar Hill, Harlem. HomeBase ... More About: House , Events , Iran , Israel
Tin for spice: capturing culture in India
2008-03-28 04:49:00 Report: David Evelyn - Expat artist in India Author: Edward Pye (Korean regional editor) When one considers those people who have been lucky enough to be influenced by the strange and alluring draw of foreign culture, one?s mind might also be tempted to wander into the art field where the ?exotic? and art have long been intrinsically ... More About: Culture , Spice
Tin for spice: capturing culture in India
2008-03-28 04:49:00 Report: David Evelyn - Expat artist in India Author: Edward Pye (Regional editor for Korea) When one considers those people who have been lucky enough to be influenced by the strange and alluring draw of foreign culture, one???s mind might also be tempted to wander into the art field where the ???exotic??? and art have long been ... More About: Asia , Culture , Spice
Reflecting China: Fortun??e No??l
2008-03-19 15:31:00 Report: Exhibition by Israeli-French expat artist Fortun??e No??l Author: Stefano Tronci - Expat Arts Beijing, Regional Editor Interview with Fortun??e No??l Imagine Gallery is a sober, bright place and former factory located in the suburban ring of Beijing. At the entrance Fortun??e greeted me with a shiny smile. Inside we were surrounded by the bright reflections ... More About: China
Reflecting China: Noël Fortunée
2008-03-19 15:31:00 Report: Exhibition by Israeli-French expat artist Noël Fortunée Author: Stefano Tronci - Expat Arts Beijing, Regional Editor Interview with Fortunée Noël Imagine Gallery is a sober, bright place and former factory located in the suburban ring of Beijing. At the entrance Fortunée greeted me with a shiny smile. Inside we were surrounded by the bright reflections of ... More About: China
Peace, Love, and Lots of Laughter
2008-03-16 00:00:00 Report: Korea n Sculptor, Home-grown talents working abroad Author/Photographer: David Mann ?Peace , Love , and Lots of Laughter.? A very common statement, one that you would expect to find next to the picture of a beautiful woman on sites such as FaceBook. You wouldn?t be surprised to find it on the web site of a female artist either. After ... More About: Asia , Germany
The ultimate nightmare abroad
2008-03-08 14:31:00 Report: Expat riate Bill Kapoun’s tragedy in South Korea Author: Peter N Orange News of Bill Kapoun’s tragedy has horrified the foreign community in Korea. It could happen to any of us. On the 29th February, Bill Kapoun, 26, an elementary school English teacher in Seoul was caught in a fire that broke out in his apartment ... More About: Asia , Nightmare , Ultimate
Celebrity, Sex; Drifting
2008-02-27 02:36:00 Report: Richard Avedon Show, Louisiana Museum of Modern Art Author: James Humboldt, New York Editor, Yasmine Soiffer Sometimes, as an American in Denmark, I feel like an alien drifting in an alien land. My apartness is something felt, not spoken. Whether it is a separation based on language or outlook, it is omnipresent. ... More About: Europe , Photography , Celebrity , Copenhagen
Celebrity, Sex; Drifting
2008-02-27 02:36:00 Report: Richard Avedon Show, Louisiana Museum of Modern Art Author: James Humboldt, New York Editor, Yasmine Soiffer Sometimes, as an American in Denmark, I feel like an alien drifting in an alien land. My apartness is something felt, not spoken. Whether it is a separation based on language or outlook, it is omnipresent. At these moments, looking at art, familiar and comforting, has the ability to bring me home. On 13th January this year I attended the last showing at Louisiana of the Richard Avedon Retrospective. The collection premiered at Louisiana as per the wishes of the photographer prior to his death. Louisiana is not the state in the United States of America, but a gorgeous indoor/outdoor museum located just north of Copenhagen, Denmark, on the shores of what the Danes call the Gold Coast. In summer it is magical, as the beautiful outdoor sculpture garden blooms with thousands of flowers like an imagined fairyland; In winter the warmth of the interior erects a s... More About: Celebrity , Drifting
The Parallax View
2008-02-23 13:40:00 Report: Foreign filmmaking in Korea: Interview with Michael Arnold Reporter: Michael Bish (UK) Expat Arts contributor, M. Bish interviewed actor-filmmaker Michael Arnold in Seoul mid January 2008. Michael, originally from Canada has lived in South Korea for 6 years. He has appeared on numerous Korean television commercials, dramas and the popular series MBC Surprise. He recently produced and directed a short film ‘Lucky Charm’ in Seoul which is currently in post-production. Michael also manages XP Talent as well as hosts Seoul Circle. So Michael when did you first arrive in Korea? M. Arnold: Well, after graduating from film school in Vancouver and working in this biz for a while I became increasingly disappointed with all the competition in the motion picture industry, I thought it was all too exclusive to business and not entertainment. So, I decided to take a sabbatical from the entertainment industry there and came to Seoul at the beginning of 2002. Around that t... More About: View
The Parallax View
2008-02-23 13:40:00 Report: Foreign filmmaking in Korea: Interview with Michael Arnold Reporter: Michael Bish (UK) Expat Arts contributor, M. Bish interviewed actor-filmmaker Michael Arnold in Seoul mid January 2008. Michael, originally from Canada has lived in South Korea for 6 years. He has appeared on numerous Korean television commercials, dramas and the popular series MBC Surprise. He recently produced ... More About: View
Balazs Borocz???s Visual Universe
2008-02-08 23:18:00 Report: Pilvax???s Visual Identity and Communication for Artists Author: Tess Nurman, Regional Editor - France. Version en fran??ais Show me your website, and I???ll tell you who you are. Like eyes are windows to the soul, a good website represents an intriguing glimpse into a person???s identity and enables direct communication with the public. Self-portrait n.21 ‘a moment of ... More About: Universe
Balazs Borocz?s Visual Universe
2008-02-08 23:18:00 Report: Pilvax?s Visual Identity and Communication for Artists Author: Tess Nurman, Regional Editor - France. Version en français Show me your website, and I?ll tell you who you are. Like eyes are windows to the soul, a good website represents an intriguing glimpse into a person?s identity and enables direct communication with the public. Self-portrait © Balazs Borocz ... More About: Universe
Taming the Tornado: Anish Kapoor Exhibition, Beijing
2008-02-04 06:21:00 Report: Expat Artists, Anish Kapoor Exhibit, Beijing (Sept 1 - Dec 23, 2007) Author: Stefano Tronci - Expat Arts Beijing, Regional Editor To live in Beijing is to witness a paradox: an international metropolis known for political control and lack of freedom quickly becoming aware of the importance of opinions voiced in the foreign press. New ... More About: Asia , China , Exhibition , Tornado
Taming the Tornado: Anish Kapoor Exhibition, Beijing
2008-02-04 06:21:00 Report: Expat Artists, Anish Kapoor Exhibit, Beijing (Sept 1 - Dec 23, 2007) Author: Stefano Tronci - Expat Arts Beijing, Regional Editor To live in Beijing is to witness a paradox: an international metropolis known for political control and lack of freedom quickly becoming aware of the importance of opinions voiced in the foreign press. New ... More About: Asia , China , Exhibition , Tornado
When Art Meets Design in Paris
2008-01-17 17:54:00 Report: Expat Artists Author: Tess Nurman, Regional Editor - France Version en fran??ais What happens when design and art mingle? A creation of work that is pertinent and modern. For Didier Chipan (also known as Did), a French artist living and working in Paris , this creative mix is natural. Interested in art at a young age after being introduced ... More About: Design , San Francisco
When Art Meets Design in Paris
2008-01-17 17:54:00 Report: Expat Artists Author: Tess Nurman, Regional Editor - Paris Version en Francais What happens when design and art mingle? A creation of work that is pertinent and modern. For Didier Chipan (also known as Did), a French artist living and working in Paris, this creative mix is natural. Interested in art at a young age after being introduced ... More About: Design , San Francisco , The Castro
Blind for a Day
2007-12-30 02:37:00 Report: Fine Arts, Seoul?s ?Dialogue in the Dark? and the Advantages of Sightlessness Author: Ben Taylor, South Korea One of the most overlooked joys of traveling is the ability to enjoy all five senses in an entirely unfamiliar environment. A teacher in Korea, for example, can taste kimchi, probably with a glass of water to follow. He ... More About: Galleries , Blind
Blind for a Day
2007-12-30 02:37:00 Report: Fine Arts, Seoul???s ???Dialogue in the Dark??? and the Advantages of Sightlessness Author: Ben Taylor, South Korea One of the most overlooked joys of traveling is the ability to enjoy all five senses in an entirely unfamiliar environment. A teacher in Korea, for example, can taste kimchi, probably with a glass of water to follow. He ... More About: Galleries , Blind
Christmas in London
2007-12-28 02:33:00 Report: Christmas in London , Expat Life Extract source: Expat Exchange, An American in London We are the only Americans in our part of London. We’ve been very lucky to spend Christmas with our new friends in England. Lunchtime drink at the pub, Christmas crackers, quiz, betting on a white Christmas, Father Christmas - these are all ... More About: Europe
Christmas in London
2007-12-28 02:33:00 Report: Christmas in London , Expat Life Extract source: Expat Exchange, An American in London We are the only Americans in our part of London. We’ve been very lucky to spend Christmas with our new friends in England. Lunchtime drink at the pub, Christmas crackers, quiz, betting on a white Christmas, Father Christmas - these are all ... More About: Europe
Art and the Daegu Underground
2007-12-17 03:35:00 Report: Expat Arts Korea , Expat Musicians, Expat Artists Author: Edward Pye (Regional Editor for Daegu) Map: Where is Daegu? ?Give me a society without a measure of art and I will give you an ocean.? This socialist who wrote that was probably delighted with his esoteric phrase. It meant that even the most conservative of societies have to have ... More About: Events , Underground
The First Bubble
2007-12-12 20:44:00 Report: Expat Writers, Expat Living, South Korea Author: Peter N Orange (UK) *NB: Written in 2001 As I went to sleep I felt sick with fear, it spread through me like a cancer attacking me from all sides. It was horrible ??? a moment when I was striped naked of all but my own existence. I called ... More About: Travel , Creative Writing , Bubble
The First Bubble
2007-12-12 20:44:00 Report: Expat Writers, Expat Living, South Korea Author: Peter N Orange (UK) *NB: Written in 2001 As I went to sleep I felt sick with fear, it spread through me like a cancer attacking me from all sides. It was horrible ? a moment when I was striped naked of all but my own existence. I called ... More About: Travel , Creative Writing , Bubble
Korea and the Art Revival 1.1
2007-12-09 13:29:00 Report: Expat Fine Arts, Expat Artists in Korea Author: Edward Pye (Daegu Regional Editor) As with many creative outlets in Korea - expression in the form of art seems to have been stunted by the needs of a country steadying itself from years of imbalance. But, as few people acknowledge in Korea, expression has a way of ... More About: Oriental , Viva , Revival
POW POW - BANG BANG!!
2007-12-03 21:40:00 Series: Diary of a would-be filmmaker Report: Expat Filmmakers Author: Craig McGeady, Seoul PC-Bang s* are glorious places when the smell of smoke isn?t getting to you and the noise from the million little clicks on keyboards isn’t pounding into your hangover or even the constant ‘pow-pow, bang-bang’ from what ever currently fashionable computer game is quickly driving ... More About: Screenwriting , Bang Bang
Vik Muniz: Creations with wire, sugar & chocolate
2007-12-03 20:44:00 Report: Expat Artists Author: From TED Vik Muniz was born 1961, São Paulo, Brazil and now lives and works in New York City. He recently gave a talk at TED, here is the video. From TED talks More About: Sugar , Chocolate , Wire
Women of Beijing
2007-12-01 10:19:00 Report Extract: Expat People, Expat Fine Arts, Expat Living, Author: China daily: Originally published: 2007-03-08 Beijing used to feel like a bit of a boys club in the past, especially on the international scene. But things change. These days, women, both expat and local, are running the show in a variety of fields. Heck, for example, a ... More About: Women , Events , Galleries
Mashup of cultures and scattered
2007-11-27 12:50:00 Report: Expat Arts Web Magazine Author: Peter Orange, Editor Expat Arts represents a global community of people mostly living in a country other than their homeland. That choice can be for any number of reasons, but it is one that changes us profoundly on the way we perceive the world, ourselves, our goals and indeed it also ... More About: Travel , Events , Galleries , Exhibitions
Homegrown Expat Arts - Szív Studios
More articles from this author:2007-11-19 16:55:00 Report: Expat Artists, Budapest Author: Daniel Freeman, Budapest Funzine ?Budapest is a really great place to work, as an artist,? says Leah Kohlenberg, a journalist-turned-painter and teacher at Szív Studios . ?It?s not a light culture; there are many layers to it, and as an artist that?s always interesting. It?s an aesthetically very interesting city.? With this environment in ... More About: Arts 1, 2 |
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