NAN NAN NANCY
China Art Seasons is the first
major Singapore-owned art gallery to be established in China. Located in the
North-Eastern section of Beijing, the gallery is situated within a newly
renovated factory building and has an area of over 764 square meters. Designed
and constructed in the 1950s by East Germany with Soviet assistance, the place
was an important project in its time, producing electronic products from its
inception until 2002. Since it's opening nearly half a century ago, it has been
witness to the vicissitudes of history. As China has moved towards a more open
society and promoted widespread reforms in recent years, this space has evolved
into a cultural and art living concept, attracting a large number of galleries,
artist studios, design companies, publishers, restaurants, cafés, bars and
cultural organizations to its location.
Since 2000, Art Seasons Singapore has held numerous exhibitions of works by
Chinese contemporary artists in all mediums: Oil/Acrylic painting, Collage,
Mixed Media, Photography, Printmaking, Installation as well as Sculpture.
China Art Seasons is founded by Terry Lee and Nan Nan Nancy in early 2003 to
promote both Chinese and South-East Asian contemporary and experimental art.
Mindful of its duty to support talented emerging artists, the gallery offers
artist exchanges and residence programs for artists showing their work overseas.
In doing so, China Art Seasons seeks to serve as an arts bridge to the rest of
the world
Source: Art Seasons