Parallel Wanderings 双行游

Exhibition Dates: 27 January - 20 February 2022

A Willoughby City Council curated exhibition exploring contemporary notions of landscape and our changing relationship with nature.  

Parallel Wanderings 双行游  explores how contemporary Australian artists with Chinese cultural roots reinterpret and draw from Chinese landscape traditions, and present the notion of ‘landscape’ through the contemporary mediums of sculpture, installation, painting, video, animation and performance art. Through their different mediums, this group of artists reflect on the importance of nature and their own personal connection to the natural world. As the parameters around contemporary art practices continue to expand, the landscape genre continues to adapt with it, highlighting present-day issues, including Climate Change and urbanisation. 

ARTISTS: Thomas C. Chung, WeiZen Ho, Karen Lee, Pamela Leung, Ruth Ju-shih Li, Dapeng Liu, Jayanto Tan, Laurens Tan, Catherine Woo and Tianli Zu

Image: Dapeng Liu, Mountain Pavilion, 2016, oil on Belgian linen 

Chatswood Year of the Tiger Festival is the North Shore’s premier Lunar New Year celebrations presented by Willoughby City Council.

Parallel Wanderings 双行游 is part of Human Beings and Nature Are One 天人合一, an exhibition series delivered in partnership by Willoughby City Council and Institute for Australian and Chinese Arts & Culture. 

Catalogue(PDF, 6MB)

Room Sheet(PDF, 500KB)

This event is part of 

Karen Lee, Unfold, 2022, single-channel HD video with sound

  

Pamela Leung, Red Line Story, 2022, single channel video with sound

 

Laurens Tan, When the water ebbs, stones will appear, 2022, 3D and composited animation video

Tianli Zu, A new world on Earth, 2022, hand cut paper and animation with sound

When

Location

Art Space on The Concourse + The Concourse Outdoor Area, 409 Victoria Avenue, Chatswood, 2067, View Map

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