Junction: Architectural Experiment of Chinese Contemporary Art is the inaugural exhibition of Lianyang Architecture Art Museum in 2002.

'Giving full play to artistic imagination, the artists are to deeply study architecture and its link to humanity from a non-architect angle. Such practice of contemporary artists is different from that of architects and its importance lies in unrestrained imagination and the possibility to create and improve architecture. Thus, emerges the significance of artists joining the contemporary architectural tide, which indicates that the mutual conjunction between art and architecture can be perfectly incorporated. And this is the invisible junction.

'Some of the artworks displayed here, reflect the concerns for architecture as one of human beings' social activities; some pose questions as to the behaviour of architecture itself, while others reflect on questions associated to architecture. In their works, these artists express their aesthetic thoughts in their creations and, at the same time, they reveal the complicated relationship between art and architecture, culture and living status. Their aesthetic and philosophical interpretation of their surroundings is one of the unique traits of the existing cutlure.'

Artist biographies are provided in the present catalgoue.