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W.Ming Art, New York, NY (2026)

03/09/2021

Artist Talk
W.Ming is pleased to invite Chinese contemporary artist Dr. Li Xu to share his perspectives and thinking of the spatial concept of the plastic art in Han Dynasty (202 BC - 220 AD).
The plastic art includes portrait stones and bricks, etc., which were the building stones or decorative materials used by the ancients in Qin and Han Dynasties to build tombs, sarcophagi, stone ques or the others. The ancients carved images and patterns on the masonry surfaces with knives or through molds. This art form reached its peak time in Han Dynasty. The plastic art in Han Dynasty showed us a life and social appearance at that time, which include people's beliefs, observations and their expression perspectives. The spatial concept of the plastic art has deeply influenced Dr. Li's creations in his artistic career.
Be more interested of Dr. Li Xu and his arts, please visit his previous solo exhibition "Li Xu: Free Fall" at W.Ming 3D virtual gallery.
http://www.wmingart.com/exhibition/li-xu
If you have more questions, please contact Elaine at [email protected]

01/28/2021

An in-depth conversation between Dr. Li Xu and Dr. Wang Chuncheng, discussing Li's artistic practice and experience during the COVID-19

This online conversation is related to a current Li Xu Solo exhibition, "Li Xu: Free Fall", hold by W.Ming Art.
Please visit: http://www.wmingart.com/exhibitions/li-xu
If you are interested in any Li Xu's paintings, please connect Elaine Wang at [email protected], or Xiaoming Zhang at [email protected]

09/14/2020

Dear friends, thank you so much for supporting W.Ming and our PEMA Lecture Series all this time. For the PEMA Lecture Series: "The Development of Modern Art in Tibet", we have 3 lectures left.

On September 19th, 2020 at 9 a.m. (EDT), W.Ming will hold the FIFTH LECTURE: The Art During The Cultural Revolution In Tibet* on Zoom. The Cultural Revolution art in Tibet can be divided into two stages. The first stage was the mass productions of big-character posters, cartoons, and portraits of leaders started from destroying the "Gang of Four" movement. The second period was about workers, peasants, herdsmen and soldiers. In the fifth lecture, Prof. Tsewang Tashi will mainly focus on three topics: 1. Propaganda Paintings; 2. The Art of Workers, Peasant, Nomads and Soldiers; 3. “The Wrath of the Serfs".
If you missed the first lecture, The Development of Modern Art in Tibet: Introduction, you can go to [ W.Ming ] YouTube Channel to watch the recorded video.
Please DM us or head to eventbrite to register for lecture 5-7.
Eventbrite Link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pema-lecture-seriesthe-development-of-modern-art-in-tibet-lectures-2-7-tickets-112159556252?aff=odeimcmailchimp&mc_cid=8663d0df1e&mc_eid=0a6118c794
For the Lecture 5 to 7, there will be a charge of $25 per class. Students care eligible for a 20% discount. Please use your student email address to send messages to [email protected] to get the discount code. Once you register for the lecture, our teaching assistant will send the Zoom access code to you. Looking forward to seeing you this Saturday!

08/11/2020

This summer, PEMA lecture series: The Development of Modern Art in Tibet, led by Dr. Tsewang Tashi, has been held via Zoom on every other Saturday morning from 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. (Eastern Daylight Time).
On August 15th, 2020 at 9 a.m. (EDT), join us for the THIRD LECTURE: Art After 1950s: Amdo Jampa And Inland Chinese Artists* on Zoom. In this lecture, Dr. Tsewang Tashi will introduce the early painting creations and artistic practices of a Tibetan master painter Amdo Jampa (1911-2002), who created murals in Takten Mingyur Phodhrang Palace of Norbulingka, and he is considered one of the most important modern painters in Tibet. The lecture also features the first group of inland Chinese artists, such as D**g Xiwen (1914-1973), who from inland to Tibet for the long-term work or the short-term study trip and creation. Although D**g Xiwen and the other inland artists didn't live in Tibet for a long time, their works were closely linked to the development of modern art in Tibet after the 1950s.
If you missed the first lecture, The Development of Modern Art in Tibet: Introduction, you can go to [ W.Ming ] YouTube Channel to watch the recorded video.
Please DM us or head to eventbrite to register for lecture 2-7.
Eventbrite Link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pema-lecture-seriesthe-development-of-modern-art-in-tibet-lectures-2-7-tickets-112159556252?aff=odeimcmailchimp&mc_cid=8663d0df1e&mc_eid=0a6118c794
For the Lecture 2 to 7, there will be a charge of $25 per class. Students care eligible for a 20% discount. Please use your student email address to send messages to [email protected] to get the discount code. Once you register for the lecture, our teaching assistant will send the Zoom access code to you. Looking forward to seeing you this Saturday!
@ New York, New York

08/07/2020

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Title.
Dialogue With Jin Xing - Sino-Western Cultural Exchange
Time.
August, 7, 2020 at 7:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. EDT
北京时间 2020年8月7号晚 7：30 – 10：00
Location.
YouTube Live: https://youtu.be/Sb4tn2uCiM4.
Facebook Live: https://www.facebook.com/577191749629897/live/.
Description.
In this summer, Mulan Club hosts an online event, “Dialogue With Jin Xing - Sino-Western Cultural Exchange”, on August 7th at 7:30 a.m. (EDT). In this lecture, Mulan Club invites Jin Xing, a ballerina, modern dancer, choreographer and actress, and 3 preeminent independent women from oversees to have a deep dialogue about Eastern and Western culture. These 3 women are Annie Liu, Co-Founder of Global Fertility and Genetics, Ren Yan, Soprano, and Victoria Rong Kennedy, Founder and Principal VRK Team at Corcoran & Sequoia East LLC. We also have 3 guests from Elite Club, who are Ye Qing, Zeng Lu.

08/07/2020

Title.
Dialogue With Jin Xing - Sino-Western Cultural Exchange

Time.
August, 7, 2020 at 7:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. EDT
北京时间 2020年8月7号晚 7：30 – 10：00
Location.
YouTube Live: https://youtu.be/Sb4tn2uCiM4.
Facebook Live: https://m.facebook.com/Mulan-Club-577191749629897/.
Description.
In this summer, Mulan Club hosts an online event, “Dialogue With Jin Xing - Sino-Western Cultural Exchange”, on August 7th at 7:30 a.m. (EDT). In this lecture, Mulan Club invites Jin Xing, a ballerina, modern dancer, choreographer and actress, and 3 preeminent independent women from oversees to have a deep dialogue about Eastern and Western culture. These 3 women are Annie Liu, Co-Founder of Global Fertility and Genetics, Ren Yan, Soprano, and Victoria Rong Kennedy, Founder and Principal VRK Team at Corcoran & Sequoia East LLC. We also have 3 guests from Elite Club, who are Ye Qing, Zeng Lu.

07/30/2020

This summer, W.Ming opens an online PEMA lecture series: The Development of Modern Art in Tibet, led by Dr. Tsewang Tashi, curator, professor and PhD advisor at the Fine Art College of Tibet University. This lecture series has 7 classes in total, and each class will be held via Zoom on every other Saturday morning from 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. (Eastern Daylight Time). On July 18, 2020, we successfully launched the first lecture, The Development of Modern Art in Tibet: Introduction. It was a FREE OPEN CLASS. If you missed our first lecture, you can visit our YouTube channel 「W.Ming」 to watch the recorded video.
On this coming Saturday, August 1, 2020 at 9 a.m. (EDT), we will hold our SECOND LECTURE: The Art Before The Peaceful Liberation of Tibet* on Zoom. The second lecture will talk about the emergence of non-traditional paintings in Tibet before the peaceful liberation of Tibet in 1951, and know about one of the the most influential representatives Gedun Choephel, a Tibetan scholar, thinker, writer, poet, linguist, and artist in the first half of the 20th century.
Please DM us or head to eventbrite to register lecture 2-7.
Eventbrite Link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pema-lecture-seriesthe-development-of-modern-art-in-tibet-lectures-2-7-tickets-112159556252?aff=odeimcmailchimp&mc_cid=8663d0df1e&mc_eid=0a6118c794
For the Lecture 2 to 7, there will be a charge of $25 per class. Students care eligible for a 20% discount. Please use your student email address to send messages to [email protected] to get the discount code. Once you register for the lecture, our teaching assistant will send the Zoom access code to you. Looking forward to seeing you in this great class!
@ New York, New York

07/27/2020

W.Ming is pleased to invite you to join our artist for her virtual exhibition “Meeting The Moment: Creative Technologies Exhibition 2020“. Zoom Reception with a virtual gallery tour on Friday, July 24th from 5-7pm EST. Be Sure RSVP here: https://bit.ly/32IPcyb
This exhibition showcases the work of artists who push digital and emerging technologies beyond their functional capacity into the realm of the metaphor in order to tell the stories and put forth the images that are of relevance in the historical moment of today. Featured artists work at the intersection of the arts, sciences, and humanities; and employ technology as a catalyst for artistic expression, storytelling, or communal exchange.
The virtual exhibition will take place in a simulated Macy Gallery, Teachers College, Columbia University, Virtual Macy Art Gallery URL: https://bit.ly/3hqFp4M July 20 -September 1, 2020.
"Fountain" text:
Using my own body as a medium and accidentally choking many times, I attempt to hold my breath for as long as I can underneath water in the bathtub. Heightening the pressure of sound and bubbling water, the video uses a combination of slow/fast motion, montage, and Photoshop motion techniques to delineate running and rippling water during our current poignant time of confinement while grieving Floyd’s injustice death. Living in the epicenter of the pandemic in Elmhurst, Queens, and listening to ambulance sirens that wails at the rate of at least 10 times per day have become the “new normal”. As I look out from my window from time to time, large hearses can be seen, which adds to feelings of fear. Fountain delineates my heightened and meditative experience with running water and sounds that intend to block away external turbulences and noises while washing away bitter emotions.

@ New York, New York

07/23/2020

Yan Li (b.1954) 严力，Light the Fuse of Spring《点燃春天的导火索》，2019，Acrylic on canva, vinyl 丙烯画布，黑胶唱片，24 x 36 inches (60.9 x 91.4 cm)
W.Ming sincerely invites you to visit the exhibition at W.Ming online Exhibition Room. Link：http://www.wmingart.com/exhibitions/yan-li-one-thing-worth-celebrating-is-my-awakened-memory-from-the-dawn-of-civilization/artworks?mc_cid=51392da81a&mc_eid=0a6118c794

Works are also available at Artsy. Link:
https://www.artsy.net/show/wming-art-yan-li-one-thing-worth-celebrating-is-my-awakened-memory-from-the-dawn-of-civilization

07/21/2020

Yan Li (b.1954) 严力，An Eagle Disguised as A Butterfly《伪装成蝴蝶的老鹰》，2020，Acrylic on canvas 丙烯画布，30 x 30 inches (76.2 x 76.2 cm)
W.Ming sincerely invites you to visit the exhibition at W.Ming online Exhibition Room. Link：http://www.wmingart.com/exhibitions/yan-li-one-thing-worth-celebrating-is-my-awakened-memory-from-the-dawn-of-civilization/artworks?mc_cid=51392da81a&mc_eid=0a6118c794

Works are also available at Artsy. Link:
https://www.artsy.net/show/wming-art-yan-li-one-thing-worth-celebrating-is-my-awakened-memory-from-the-dawn-of-civilization

07/21/2020

Yan Li (b.1954) 严力，New York, Living in A Box 《纽约，生活在盒子里》，2020，Acrylic on canvas, vinyl 丙烯画布，黑胶唱片，20 x 26 inches (50.8 x 66 cm)
W.Ming sincerely invites you to visit the exhibition at W.Ming online Exhibition Room. Link：http://www.wmingart.com/exhibitions/yan-li-one-thing-worth-celebrating-is-my-awakened-memory-from-the-dawn-of-civilization/artworks?mc_cid=51392da81a&mc_eid=0a6118c794

Works are also available at Artsy. Link:
https://www.artsy.net/show/wming-art-yan-li-one-thing-worth-celebrating-is-my-awakened-memory-from-the-dawn-of-civilization

07/21/2020

Yan Li (b.1954) 严力, Cage and Hero《英雄和笼子》, 2020, Acrylic on canvas, vinyl 丙烯画布, 黑胶唱片, 28 x 22 inches (71.1 x 55.8 cm)
W.Ming sincerely invites you to visit the exhibition at W.Ming online Exhibition Room. Link：http://www.wmingart.com/exhibitions/yan-li-one-thing-worth-celebrating-is-my-awakened-memory-from-the-dawn-of-civilization/artworks?mc_cid=51392da81a&mc_eid=0a6118c794

Works are also available at Artsy. Link:
https://www.artsy.net/show/wming-art-yan-li-one-thing-worth-celebrating-is-my-awakened-memory-from-the-dawn-of-civilization

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