by Sophia Kidd | Jan 26, 2026 | Uncategorized
Ex Nihilo: Matthew Remsbecher Solo Exhibition By Sophia Kidd Ex nihilo – “out of nothing” – is often used to describe sudden creation. In this exhibition, it names something more intimate: the thoughts, emotions, and quiet awareness that arise within the viewer...
by Mao J | Jan 19, 2026 | Uncategorized
A Scholarly Inquiry into Li Bai and Du Fu（2026） A Scholarly Inquiry into Li Bai and Du Fu offers a rich, nuanced, and intellectually rigorous exploration of two of China’s greatest Tang-dynasty poets. Drawing on classical commentaries, historical materials, and...
by Sophia Kidd | Sep 14, 2025 | Uncategorized
Desire for More: Women, Art, and the Machen Collection by Dr. Sophia Kidd The artworks in this exhibition—by Michel Angela Petersen, Maria Wickwire, Karen Adams, Amy Stone, Katherine Sheers, and Carrie McIntyre—have lived together for years, bound by the discerning...
by Sophia Kidd | May 17, 2025 | Uncategorized
By Dr. Sophia Kidd “Maps of No Return” traces the psychic cartography of Chinese-American artist He Gong, whose works chronicle the irretrievable passages of migration, memory, and myth. Drawing from his lived experience—from the Cultural Revolution’s...
by Shen, Lynette | Aug 14, 2022 | Uncategorized
The Chengdu Biennale has recently opened in 2021, November. The exhibition is divided into eight sub-themes and is accompanied by ten parallel exhibitions scattering in the city. The art exhibitions in China in recent years witnessed a gradual increase in female...
by Sophia Kidd | Jul 18, 2022 | Uncategorized
For decades artist BORIS NIESLONY has been dealing with violence, death and pain. How are humans capable of inflicting such atrocities on one another? He dedicated some performances and installations to the victims of genocides and massacres, drowning out his pain at...
