展览时间为11月23号-25号

在 Peninsula Art Space画廊展出，布鲁克林以其悠久的历史和独特的文艺气息文明于史世。

地址：342 van brunt st, Brooklyn NY 11231

入选名单如下：

马丁（加拿大）

莫宝

王小冬

杨晓密

史凌琳 

三水

Dion Lin（加拿大）

李李鹏

李玉沙

康梦龙

曹戈

刘珊珊

王立君

Jessica Zhao（加拿大）

Alex Russo （美国）

Pitta Criag （美国）

Curated by Erica Manetta, this is a joint art exhibition of Zhaoyue Yu, Zhizi Wang, and Rushi (Yuna) Li

Please join us on the opening reception night, at 7:00pm, Gallery 1313 to enjoy the artwork, exhibition's very own wine and DJ Sun's performance! 

The mind functions as the center of emotion and mediates the body's responses and behavior to the physical and social environment. State of Mind is an art exhibition that explores the ways emotions affect the perception of ourselves, the others, and the outside world, and how emotions involve different components such as subjective experience, cognitive processes, expression, and psycho-physiological changes.

State of Mind documents these emotional dynamics through the perspective of three artists: Zhaoyue Yu, Zhizi Wang, and Rushi (Yuna) Li. They bring together their different personal experiences on the human feelings, and investigate the terrain between the psychology of the self and the psychology of the others.

Swamps & Cicadas : Records and Metaphors

Exhibition Date: August 4 - 7, 2016

Curator: Sylvia Zhang

Opening Reception: August 4, 2016 from 17:00-21:00

Artists Gathering and Discussion: August 6th, 2016 from 14:00- 17:00
Gallery 50, 50 Gladstone Ave, Toronto

Gallery Hours: Wed - Sun, 13:00-17:00



TORONTO, ON – Art Calorie is pleased to present Swamps & Cicadas: Records and Metaphors, a joint exhibition of two contemporary Chinese artists, Chen Minghui and Zou Qionghui, on view at Gallery 50 on Thursday, August 4, 2016 and running through August 7. The opening reception takes place from 18:00-21:00 on Thursday, August 4, 2016. The exhibit is free and open to the public. Wine and snacks will be provided, please register below. 



Swamps & Cicadas: Records and Metaphors features important new work from Chen Minghui and Zou Qionghui. Their art expresses their reflections on the relationship between human society and nature employing the symbolism of swamps and cicadas.



Chen’s Swamp examines the destruction of nature caused by modern society. He preserves his childhood memory of swamps in record-style paintings. Walking through time and space, Chen chooses the simplicity of black and white to express his understanding of nature. His artwork questions whether human beings can interact harmoniously with nature.



Zou’s Zen State interprets life through a cicadas’ life span; in her paintings, cicadas become coded language. They are metaphors for humanity’s spiritual loss in a materialistic society. Can our species escape the emptiness of life? Like cicadas reborn?



Swamps & Cicadas: Records and Metaphors showcases the unique artistic practices of two modern Artists whose work will undoubtedly resonate with viewers inevitably their stimulating thinking. Chen Minghui’s and Zou Qionghui’s perspectives offer new interpretations of the world which challenge traditional values and pictorial conventions of the past.