‘The Second Asia-Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art has expanded the geographical spread eastward and westward to include India and a much greater Pacific presence. Over one hundred artists will be participating in 1996, many more than the seventy-six in the first Triennial three years ago…the Triennial project encompasses a long-term commitment by the Queensland Art Gallery to a series of exhibitions, conferences and publications which will generate a greater knowledge within Australia of the contemporary art of this part of the world and facilitate intellectual exchanges of ideas and contacts, especially amongst artists, in the Asia-Pacific region.’ – Caroline Turner, Deputy Director of Queensland Art Gallery. This catalogue includes a foreword by Doug Hall, Director of Queensland Art Gallery as well as artist's statements and biographies. Participating in this exhibition are the following non-Asian artists: Rene Boutin, Campfire Group, Wendi Choulai, Destiny Deacon, Tom Deko, Fiona Hall, Richard Joeban Harry, Kaibel Kaa, Michael Mel, Anna Mel, Eric Natuoivi, Micheline Neporon, Lin Onus, Luke Roberts, Kathy Temin, Denise Tiavouane, Wakas (group). Three leaflets, featuring the installations and performances; artists' statements; and a list of works, are attached in one of the copies.
Onsite
English
1996
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catalogue
Present Encounters: Mirror of the Future - Caroline TURNER
Developing Regionalist Perspectives in South-East Asian Art Historiography - T.K. SABAPATHY
Agus SUWAGE - Rizki A. ZAELANI
Suzann VICTOR - T.K. SABAPATHY
Jakapan VILASINEEKAL - Montien BOONMA, มณเฑียร บุญมา
VU Dan Tan - Natasha KRAEVSKAIA
WONG Hoy Cheong - Krishen JIT
ZAI KUNING - LEE Weng Choy, 李永財
Rene BOUTIN - Emmanuel KASARHEROU
CAMPFIRE GROUP - Margo NEALE
Wendi CHOULAI - Olive Tau DAVIS
Destiny DEACON - Clare WILLIAMSON
In Time - Julie EWINGTON
A Short Walk in the Hindu Kush - David ELLIOTT
Two or Three Things About Ourselves - Geeta KAPUR
A Misfit in Nowhereland - Pat HOFFIE
Contemporary Art: What/When/Where - Jim SUPANGKAT
A Recentred World: Post-European/Pro-Indigenous Art from Te Moananui-a-Kiwa/The South Pacific - Jonathan MANE-WHEOKI
Networks - Alison CARROLL
Australia and Asia: Uncommon Canvas - Neil MANTON
Bridging the East-West Divide: A Challenge for Curators - Anne KIRKER
Voices and Spaces: Shifting Dialogue and the Curatorial Process - Rhana DEVENPORT
The Present Situation of Japanese Art - Fumio NANJO, 南條史生
Japan: Post-Modern Paradox - Caroline TURNER
The Revolution Reinvigorated: Art as Cultural Strategy. Chinese Art in the 1990's - Claire ROBERTS, 羅清奇
Being Oneself: Individualism in the Contemporary Art of China/Hong Kong and Taiwan - HO Hing Kay Oscar, 何慶基
Remembering Hong Kong - Pat HOFFIE
Issues in Contemporary Art in the Asia-Pacific Region Today - David WILLIAMS
Korean Contemporary Art in the 1980's and 1990's - CHUNG Youngmok, 정영목
The Hermit's New World - Alison CARROLL
Contemporary Indian Art: Between Continuity and Disjuncture - Victoria LYNN
Vietnamese Artists: Making Do; Digging In; Breaking Out - Ian HOWARD
WU Tien-Chang
- Hyacinth LO, 羅秀芝Yukinori YANAGI - Fumio NANJO, 南條史生
YUN Suk-Nam - AHN Soyeon, 안소연
ZHANG Xiaogang - CHANG Tsongzung Johnson, 張頌仁
Tom DEKO - John REI
Fiona HALL - Timothy MORRELL
Richard Joeban HARRY - Tom Byra MIXIE MOSBY
Kaibel KAA - Michael A. MEL
Michael MEL & Anna MEL - Richard CORNISH
Eric NATUOIVI - Ralph REGENVANU
Micheline NEPORON - Emmanuel KASARHEROU
Lin ONUS - Margo NEALE
Luke ROBERTS - Michele HELMRICH
Kathy TEMIN - Felicity COLMAN
Denise TIAVOUANE - Emmanuel KASARHEROU
THE WAKA Collective - Albert L. REFITI
THE WAKA Collective - Lara STRONGMAN
MEN'S WAKA - Justin PATON
WOMEN'S WAKA - Priscilla PITTS
Nindityo ADIPURNOMO - Raihul FADJRI
ANUSAPATI - Irma DAMAYANTI
ARAHMAIANI - Martinus Dwi Marianto
Yupha CHANGKOON - Somporn RODBOON
Charlie CO - Bobi VALENZUELA
DANG Thi Khue - PHAN Cam Thuong
ENG Hwee Chu - Kokchuen OOI
Francesca ENRIQUEZ - Patrick D. FLORES
The Philippines: Present Tense - Julie EWINGTON
Thailand: This Time Around - Anne KIRKER
Making Ripples and Catching Waves: The Context of Indonesian Contemporary Art - Timothy MORRELL
A Pacific Story. Screw the Rim: We Live in the Basin - Margo NEALE
CAI Guo Qiang - Dana FRIIS-HANSEN
CHAN Yuk Keung - HO Hing Kay Oscar, 何慶基
CHEN Yan Yin - XU Hong, 徐虹
CHOI Jeong Hwa - AHN Soyeon, 안소연
Emiko KASAHARA - Louise DOMPIERRE
KIM Hong-Joo - CHUNG Youngmok, 정영목
KIM Joon - CHUNG Hanjo, 정한조
KIM Myung-Hye - LEE Youngwook, 이영욱
Lee Ming-Tse - Maggie PAI, 白麥琪
Yasumasa MORIMURA - Judy ANNEAR
Takashi MURAKAMI - Midori MATSUI, 松井みどり
Ellen PAU - David CLARKE, 祈大衛
Kimio TSUCHIYA - Fumio NANJO, 南條史生
WANG Guang Yi - HONG Zhuan, 洪祝安
WANG Jian Wei - HONG Zhuan, 洪祝安
WANG Luyan - LI Xianting, 栗憲庭
Five Malaysian Artists - Simon ELLIOTT
Singapore: Art and Individuality - David BURNETT
Pacific Peoples: Papua New Guinea; New Caledonia; Vanuatu; Torres Strait; Indigenous Australia - Susan COCHRANE
Contemporary Art and the Limits of Globalisation - Nicholas THOMAS
Mark JUSTINIANI - Yeyey G. CRUZ
Kamin LERTCHAIPRASERT - Somporn RODBOON
MAI Anh Dung - TRINH Cung
Nalini MALANI
- Ashish RAJADHYAKSHAMrinalini MUKHERJEE - Deepak ANANTH
Fauzan OMAR - Niranjan Arumugam Deva Rajah
Chatchai PUIPIA - Somporn RODBOON
RAJA Shahriman Raja Aziddin - Awang Damit AHMAD
Navin RAWANCHAIKUL - Thanom CHAPAKDEE
N. N. RIMZON - Chaitanya SAMBRANI
Jose Tence RUIZ - Julie EWINGTON
Hasnul Jamal SAIDON - Amir Muhammad
SANGGAWA - Yeyey G. CRUZ
Nilima SHEIKH - Geeta KAPUR
Marintan SIRAIT - Enin SUPRIYANTO
Vivan SUNDARAM - Deepak ANANTH
The Second Asia-Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art: Brisbane Australia 1996
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