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Открыта выставка номинантов Pinchuk Art Centre Prize 2013
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Victor Pinchuk, the Ukrainian billionaire, has no qualms with offending the guests of his private museum, the Pinchuk Arts Centre, in the heart of Kiev.
Ukrainian billionaire Victor Pinchuk launched his third $100,000 Future Generation Art Prize (for young talent) at the Serpentine Sackler Gallery, the new scene-shaper by Zaha Hadid.
The Future Generation Art Prize was launched in 2009 and is the first global art prize to discover, recognize and give long term support to an emerging cohort of artists. Produced by the PinchukArtCentre which is supported by the Victor Pinchuk Foundation, if I had to pick just one thing to see in Venice this year, It would be this show.
An exhibition of 11 Chinese artists, ingenuously entitled as ChinaChina, is currently on show at Ukraine’s primary center of contemporary arts. Valentin Dyakonov (ВАЛЕНТИН Ъ-ДЬЯКОНОВ) marveled at an elephant’s gait of the Chinese authors.
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It is hardly surprising that such an impressive introduction to the Chinese art scene is not being displayed in Beijing. That it is to be found in Kiev, however, is perhaps equally unexpected. Eleven Chinese artists have provided installations for the exhibit at the Pinchuk Art Centre, with more than half of them presenting brand new works. Taken together, they are a striking journey through the cutting edge of contemporary Chinese art, proving it has a depth well beyond the well-known works of Ai Weiwei.
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