Title: Once upon the time, 35th street, 1999Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Year: 2005
Monday, December 28, 2009
Once upon the time in 35th Street, 1999
Title: Once upon the time, 35th street, 1999Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Year: 2005
Friday, December 25, 2009
Happy Merry X'mas To You All ,my Visitors!!!!!
I Wish More Peace & Love into My, Your & Our Lives!!!!!!Sunday, December 20, 2009
Friday, December 18, 2009
Visitor for Beds (6-9 Nov' 09)
Artist : Chaw Ei TheinTitle : Beds
Medium: Installation (Red Bell Pepper, Mosquito Net, Pillo
Place : CET's studio 206, ISCP (International Studio & Curatorial Program)
Year : November, 2009
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Bed (cont:)
Title: Bed
Medium: Performance Installation by CET
Place: ISCP (International Studio & Curatorial Program), NY
Year: November 06, 2009
Photo: Thein Min
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Bed
BedInstallation by Chaw Ei Thein
(made out of Bell Pepper)
Photo by Miho Aikawa
November, 2009
@ISCP (International Studios & Curatorial Program) New York
Monday, November 9, 2009
Bed
Title: BedWork: Installation
Material: Bell Pepper 100lb + mosquito net + mattress + pillow
Year: November 2009
Exhibition: Open Studio, ISCP (International Studios & Curitorial Program), New York
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Chaw Ei Thein's Art Exhibition
SHEs installation
2009
time after time
sculpture/installation
2009
sculpture/installation
2009
Dear All,
I will be exhibiting my latest art installation time after time, SHEs and paintings S--volution at ISCP, New York.
I really hope you all can make it. Thank you in advance!
All the best,
chaw ei thein
Opening Reception: Friday, November 6 >>>> 7-9 pm
Saturday, November 7 >>> 12-6 pm
Sunday, November 8 >>>> 12-6 pm
Monday, November 9 >>>> 2-8 pm
ISCP (International Studios and Curatorial Program)
1040 Metropolitan Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11211. USA
irection: L train to Grand St
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THE ARTISTS, CURATORS and STAFF at ISCP
CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO
ISCP OPEN STUDIOS
CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO
ISCP OPEN STUDIOS
>> A four-day exhibition of international contemporary art
Open Studios present works by the 36 artists, artist groups and curators currently in residence at ISCP. Residents of ISCP employ a refreshingly diverse range of styles in the mediums of painting, drawing, photography, video, performance, sculpture and installation, all of which will be on view in their individual studios. Presented twice a year, ISCP Open Studios offer the public, art professionals and other enthusiasts access to cutting-edge contemporary art practices from around the world. These free events provide an exclusive peek into the production, process and personal archives of celebrated artists with global reputations, many of whom are showing their work in New York for the first time.
>> Live Music by Joel Bravo (The Albertrans)
The Albertans are not about place or pedigree. It is passage, the extremis of transmitting real bodies across the tangled wires and abstracted networks of space and person that comes through when they play. Their songs are a cartography of North America mapped on the trail of human footsteps’ fading heat signatures. It is traveling music, and they sing their songs in search of a road through territory made uncertain by love, dreams, and strange frustrations, the few directions to be heard tuned in dubiously on the last working AM radio.
Alisa Baremboym, Balam Bartolomé (ISCP), Rhys Coren (ISCP), Rico Gatson, Rena Leinberger (ISCP), Elissa Levy, Sam Martineau, Björn Meyer-Ebrecht, Austin Thomas and Ian Umlauf.
Open Studios will also provide an insightful look into contemporary curatorial practices by inviting artist/independent curator Elissa Levy to curate an exhibition for its gallery spaces. Tiltled 'NEVERandagain', the show brings together residents of ISCP and Brooklyn-based artists. 'NEVERandagain' explores media’s effect on the art-making process. Today’s technology enables artists to manipulate and edit the imagery that surrounds us, where interpretation and recreation of the future, past or present becomes possible.
edited by Wouter Davidts and Kim Paice (Valiz editions).
Luc Tuymans, Dominic Molan and Wouter Davidts will discuss this original collection of essays on the artist’s studio as critical theme and institutional construct in the arts from the late 20th and early 21st centuries. Devoted to artists at work, or to individual artists and their understanding and use of the place of work, this publication features Daniel Buren, Jan De Cock, Olafur Eliasson, Eva Hesse, Martin Kippenberger, Paul McCarthy, Robert Morris, Bruce Nauman, Jason Rhoades and Mark Rothko.
Open Studios present works by the 36 artists, artist groups and curators currently in residence at ISCP. Residents of ISCP employ a refreshingly diverse range of styles in the mediums of painting, drawing, photography, video, performance, sculpture and installation, all of which will be on view in their individual studios. Presented twice a year, ISCP Open Studios offer the public, art professionals and other enthusiasts access to cutting-edge contemporary art practices from around the world. These free events provide an exclusive peek into the production, process and personal archives of celebrated artists with global reputations, many of whom are showing their work in New York for the first time.
>> Live Music by Joel Bravo (The Albertrans)
The Albertans are not about place or pedigree. It is passage, the extremis of transmitting real bodies across the tangled wires and abstracted networks of space and person that comes through when they play. Their songs are a cartography of North America mapped on the trail of human footsteps’ fading heat signatures. It is traveling music, and they sing their songs in search of a road through territory made uncertain by love, dreams, and strange frustrations, the few directions to be heard tuned in dubiously on the last working AM radio.
Friday, November 6 - Opening Reception
>> 'NEVERandagain', group exhibition curated by Elissa LevyAlisa Baremboym, Balam Bartolomé (ISCP), Rhys Coren (ISCP), Rico Gatson, Rena Leinberger (ISCP), Elissa Levy, Sam Martineau, Björn Meyer-Ebrecht, Austin Thomas and Ian Umlauf.
Open Studios will also provide an insightful look into contemporary curatorial practices by inviting artist/independent curator Elissa Levy to curate an exhibition for its gallery spaces. Tiltled 'NEVERandagain', the show brings together residents of ISCP and Brooklyn-based artists. 'NEVERandagain' explores media’s effect on the art-making process. Today’s technology enables artists to manipulate and edit the imagery that surrounds us, where interpretation and recreation of the future, past or present becomes possible.
November 7 & 8, 14 & 15, 12 - 6PM
November 9, 2 - 8PM
Additionally open by appointment: info@iscp-nyc.org
>> Book Launch Event: 'The Fall of the Studio: Artists at Work'November 9, 2 - 8PM
Additionally open by appointment: info@iscp-nyc.org
edited by Wouter Davidts and Kim Paice (Valiz editions).
Luc Tuymans, Dominic Molan and Wouter Davidts will discuss this original collection of essays on the artist’s studio as critical theme and institutional construct in the arts from the late 20th and early 21st centuries. Devoted to artists at work, or to individual artists and their understanding and use of the place of work, this publication features Daniel Buren, Jan De Cock, Olafur Eliasson, Eva Hesse, Martin Kippenberger, Paul McCarthy, Robert Morris, Bruce Nauman, Jason Rhoades and Mark Rothko.
Sunday, November 8 - 4PM
1040 Metropolitan Avenue > Brooklyn, NY 11211 > T: (718) 387 2900 > F: (718) 387 2966 > info@iscp-nyc.org > www.iscp-nyc.org
Direction: L train to Grand St
| ISCP THANKS THE FOLLOWING CONTRIBUTORS FOR THEIR GENEROUS SUPPORT: American-Australian Association | Austrian Cultural Forum | Bear Flag Wine | Consulate General of Denmark | Consulate General of the Federal Republic of Germany Consulate General of Sweden | Cultural Services of the French Embassy | Duvel, Inc. | Italian Cultural Institute | John Wm. Macy's CheeseSticks | |
Friday, October 30, 2009
Saturday, October 24, 2009
Thursday, October 15, 2009
MuMO
Dear allPlease join us if you are in NY!!!!
Lots of food and drinks too!!!!
Different artists from across Asia join forces in a first-time collaborative video showcase at PointB (71 North 7th Street, Brooklyn, New York). MUST MORE, Visual Voice from Five Asian Countries, presents contemporary and innovative video works created by artists from Burma, China, Indonesia, Taiwan, and Thailand. The exhibition will be unveiled on Friday, 16th October 2009, 7-11pm.
MUST MORE, Visual Voice from Five Asian Countries is a must-see video show portraying the latest trends and experiments in the videoarts field – presenting a snapshot of contemporary Asian videomaking. The showcase highlights artistic practice in contemporary and global Asia, a region signified by the explosion of images and the massive practice of imagemaking. The thirteen videos featured are not another “Made in China” mass-produced commodity, but solid works of art that resist a pictorial and/or narrative representation of their respective countries. More than any other exhibition, the videos on showcase include recent works by both emerging (virtually struggling for MoMa’s recognition) and established artists whose works represent the rapidly transforming visual culture of the region and changing state of the political and social landscape.
Behold and join!
chaw ei thein
Monday, October 12, 2009
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