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SUMMARY:Foyles and Asia House Fiction Debut 2020: Deepa Anappara
DESCRIPTION:We are thrilled to introduce the first in our new series of Debut Fiction evenings at our flagship Charing Cross Road branch—focusing on some of the most hotly-anticipated novels and extraordinary new literary voices hitting bookshelves in 2020. \n“Djinn Patrol…is storytelling at its best.”—Anne Enright \nIn this first instalment of the year\, we are delighted to welcome author Deepa Anappara as she sits down with journalist and editor Sarah Shaffi to discuss her sprawling and superlative Djinn Patrol on the Purple Line—Winner of the Lucy Cavendish Fiction Prize\, the Deborah Rogers Foundation Writers Award\, and the Bridport/Peggy Chapman-Andrews Award for a First Novel. \nInspired by real life journalism\, Anappara’s coming-of-age debut follows three children setting out on a road-trip to investigate the disappearance of their classmates—braving the bustling outskirts of the Indian cityscape\, and gaining their first glimpse of an uncompromising adult world. Anappara and Shaffi will discuss the realities of the harsh landscape in which the story is set\, and its stark\, truthful reflection of India and other major cities around the world today. She will also open up on her own writing process\, and the steps that led to the publication of her first novel. \nThe event will be followed by a Q&A and book signing\, and the opportunity to continue the conversation further before the space closes at 9pm. \nFor events in our Debut Fiction 2020 series\, we will be offering a small number of Free Early Bird Tickets. These are open to Foyalty card members\, students and unwaged customers and are strictly limited\, and available on a first-come\, first-served basis. If you are unsure whether you qualify for a free ticket\, please contact a member of the events team at ev****@*******co.uk. \nThis debut evening is held in partnership with Asia House. \nTickets: £14.99 Book & Ticket inc. a copy of Djinn Patrol… (RRP £14.99) / £4 Debut Night Standard / Limited FREE Early Bird tickets for Foyalty members\, Students\, and unwaged. When purchasing a Foyalty or Student ticket\, you’ll need to bring a valid in-date Student card or Foyalty card with you. \nVenue: The Auditorium – Level 6\, Foyles 107 Charing Cross Road*. \n*Please note that the auditorium at Foyles is fully accessible from the lifts located on the Ground Floor. \nPhotography © Liz Seabrook
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/foyles-and-asia-house-fiction-debut-2020-deepa-anappara/
LOCATION:Foyles\, 107 Charing Cross Road\, London\, WC2H 0DT
CATEGORIES:Literature
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SUMMARY:Klimt & Japan
DESCRIPTION:Step into the world of the art between two cultures. Learn about the connection forged to create some of the most beautiful art in history. \nAt the end of the nineteenth century\, the raging art movement known as Japonisme—that is the Japanese influence on European art—became one of the most present components of Gustav Klimt’s new art. Klimt (1862-1918) was a leading figure in the plastic arts of Vienna at the turn of the 20th century\, and his paintings became known for their opulent decorative character full of gold surfaces and fin-de-siècle eroticism\, which still today enjoys widespread popularity. However little is known how Japanese art served as a catalyst for the renewal of Austrian Art by the work of Klimt and other members of the Secession movement\, who often based their works on these aesthetics. Furthermore\, Klimt was an avid collector of East Asian art objects; woodcuts\, Noh masks\, ceramics\, and textile designs. This unknown connection in between Klimt and Japan has been recently celebrated at the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum (April 23 – July 10\, 2019). Join Dr Markus Fellinger\, curator of Österreichische Galerie Belvedere in Vienna in a colourful talk on the enigmatic connection in between the master and Japan. \nJoin the walk in Asia House\, as you dwell on culture\, history\, art and much more. To get tickets: CLICK HERE
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/klimt-japan/
LOCATION:Asia House\, 63 New Cavendish Street\, London\, W1G 7LP
CATEGORIES:Arts,Exhibitions,History
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SUMMARY:Under Red Skies: The Life and Times of a Chinese Millennial
DESCRIPTION:‘You can learn more about modern China through this compulsively readable memoir than from many weightier tomes.’ Barbara Demick\, former Beijing Bureau Chief of the Los Angeles Times and author of Nothing to Envy \nThe first English-language memoir from a Chinese millennial to be published. \nKaroline Kan was born in 1989\, the same year as the Tiananmen Square protests: her generation has always been caught between China’s political landscape\, its hyper-modern technology and urban and economic boom. \nThrough the stories of three generations of women in her family\, Kan provides us with a glimpse into the everyday lives of the country’s people against the backdrop of dizzingly rapid social change. Her grandmother – who struggled to make a way for her family during the Great Famine\, her mother – who defied the One-Child Policy by giving birth to Karoline\, and herself – born into a village peasant family but succeeding against all odds in gaining an education\, one that her mother and grandmother could scarcely have dreamed of. Kan will be in conversation with CEO of China Dialogue\, Isabel Hilton. \nThis will be Kan’s first London event and she will be signing copies of her book directly after the talk. \nAbout Karoline Kan\nKaroline Kan is a former New York Times reporter who writes about millennial life and politics in China. Currently an editor at China Dialogue\, she lives in Beijing. \nAbout Isabel Hilton\nIsabel Hilton is a London based writer and broadcaster and founder and CEO of chinadialogue.net.
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/under-red-skies-the-life-and-times-of-a-chinese-millennial/
LOCATION:Asia House\, 63 New Cavendish Street\, London\, W1G 7LP
CATEGORIES:Arts,Community Events,Conversation,History,Literature,Women
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SUMMARY:The Sages: Soundmapping the New Silk Roads
DESCRIPTION:It is said that music is the language of the soul\, and nothing could be truer for this world music fusion band. The Sages (竹林七贤)\, a London-based world band of promising young musicians\, draws inspirations from different music elements throughout time and history. Composed by by Yijia Tu\, Peadar Connolly-Davey and Gregor Bauer\, this group of inspirational musicians from across the globe have earned their reputation as a talented and trendy band to look out for. \nAs a diverse cosmopolitan generation growing up under an age of globalization and other social changes\, the band aims to explore to break through concepts such as “East” and “West\,” cultural identity\, and musical “genres” through both original composition and adaption of traditional folk music. Indeed the “The Sages 竹林七贤” is a reference to a group of seven literati\, artists and scholars in ancient China who chose to escape mundane and hypocritical secular life and status to live in the remote natural countryside with the companionship of music\, poetry\, art (and wine) in search of a higher spiritual fulfilment. \nAbout Yijia \nYijia Tu first appeared as a semi-finalist in the popular Chinese singer-songwriter talent show “Sing My Song” at the age of 16. After graduating from high school with a certificate in composition\, Yijia released her debut album “17” with Sony Records. In collaboration with Chinese and international acclaimed musicians such as Grammy winner Luca Bignardi\, Liu Huan\, and the China Philharmonic Orchestra\, the album won “Media’s Choice Award” at the renowned 2015 CMA (Chinese Music Awards). Yijia was also nominated as “Best New Chinese Artist” at the “Chinese Media Music Awards” in the same year. Yijia has also done several cross-over collaborations in the experiment of new sales format for physical albums. The song “Eventually” or “春上村树” was chosen as the theme song for Haruki Murakami’s Chinese release of the book “Men Without Women” by the Shanghai Translation Publishing House. Yijia also performed at numerous events and festivals such as the Chongqing and Zhangbei Outdoor Music Festival. \nAbout Peadar Connolly-Davey \nPeadar Connolly-Davey is a musician from Wicklow\, Ireland\, who is studying ethnomusicology at SOAS\, University of London. Growing up in a musical family\, Peadar discovered his passion for music at a very young age\, which led to him studying many different instruments\, such as the piano\, oboe\, recorder\, hulusi and autoharp. Peadar also performs under his stage name ‘PDA’ as an alternative R&B-folk-fusion singer/songwriter and producer\, releasing his first single ‘Recovery’ in March 2017. Since then\, Peadar has released an EP entitled ‘Stigma’ and has been playing music in the East-Asian folk fusion band\, The Sages. \nAbout Gregor Bauer \nGregor Bauer is in his third year studying Chinese and International Relations at SOAS\, where he also plays Chinese percussion and the string instrument Pipa\, which he discovered during his year abroad in Beijing. Before joining The Sages\, Gregor worked as a film and TV actor in the Czech Republic and Germany\, he was the lead singer and percussionist of the swing\, soul\, and funky big band ZUBB in Prague (CZ)\, and played drums and percussion in various line-ups at the Voborsky School of Music. He briefly trained in classical singing under operatic bass Petr Hlavatý and was member of several choirs in Czech Republic and the UK. In his spare time\, he dabbles in a few other instruments and assists in the production of Chinese TV programs for the UK. \nThis event is part of the Asia House 2019 Winter Arts and Learning Programme\, a completely unique initiative in the UK in presenting a pan-Asian artistic and cultural programme with a scope of more than 40 countries in the region. Through our programme of events on arts\, culture and education we act as a catalyst for the discovery of the diverse arts and cultures of Asia and the Asian diaspora\, and serve as a bridge of understanding between the UK and Asia.
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/the-sages-soundmapping-the-new-silk-roads/
LOCATION:Asia House\, 63 New Cavendish Street\, London\, W1G 7LP
CATEGORIES:Arts,Chinese New Year,Concerts,Live Music,Music
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SUMMARY:Echoes Afar: Qu Lei Lei In Conversation
DESCRIPTION:Book your tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/qu-lei-lei-in-conversation-tickets-53584990148 \nFREE FOR STUDENTS! \nThe talk will be followed by a drinks/canapé reception generously supported by 3812 Gallery \nJoin us for a panel discussion and fascinating insight into leading contemporary ink painter\, Qu Lei Lei’s life journey from China to London. The artist will be in conversation with British Museum Basil Gray curator\, Dr Luk Yu-ping\, and Sotheby’s Institute\, Dr Katie Hill. Moderated by Pamela Kember\, Head of Arts and Learning at Asia House. \n“From form\, sound\, soul\, human nature to time\, Art itself is the echo of life.” Qu Lei Lei \nQu Lei Lei is renowned for reinventing the application of traditional Chinese medium- brush\, ink and xuan paper to draw portraits of faces\, hands and bodies. In his work\, the application of light and shadow is very different from other traditional works. Qu Lei Lei\, a “master of chiaroscuro ink\,” an effect of contrasted light and shadow\, has chosen a harder path to echo Western painting and Chinese ink art on a technical level. His works of brush\, ink\, light and shadow depict full-size nude figures in a return to a pure pursuit of art; classicism mixed with a modern spirit where his pursuit of light is reminiscent of European Renaissance paintings laid down in Chinese ink on scrolled xuan paper; an evolvement of the language of Chinese ink painting for a modern world. \n“I hope to use my own forms to create a quality akin to sculpture\,” states Qu Lei Lei to explain his “perception of beauty” as he creates hauntingly beautiful marble-like forms with the softness of flowers\, plants and vine patterns. Creating contrasts between structure and texture yet touching a harmony between circle and line\, motion and stillness. The late Chinese scholar Michael Sullivan has called Qu Lei Lei’s skilful interpretation of the integration between Western realism and Eastern conceptual imagery a “new literati painting” that best approximates the Chinese literati ideal. \nThis event is presented in collaboration with 3812 Gallery\, and in association with Qu Leilei’s latest solo exhibition taking place at the 3812 Gallery’s London and Hong Kong venues. \n————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————– \nAbout Qu Lei Lei \nThe son of Qu Bo\, a renowned and highly regarded composer\, Qu Lei Lei was born in 1951 in Hei Long Jiang province China. He lives and works in London. \nHe was a founding member of the Stars Group\, the first-ever contemporary art movement to appear in China creating a new challenging artistic language. Regarded as one of China’s leading contemporary artists\, in recent years\, he has created four major projects in form of a combination of paintings and installations: The First Half of My Life\, Here and Now – to Face a New Century\, Everyone’s Life is An Epic and Brush\, Ink\, Light\, Shadow. These have been exhibited both nationally and internationally at venues including The British Museum\, the Ashmolean Museum\, The National Art Museum of China\, the Venice Biennale\, and the Beijing Biennale. His works – “Lei Feng” of “Empires Series” and “Journey” of “Facing the Future” Series are collected by The British Museum in 2015. \nAbout Dr Luk Yu-Ping \nDr Luk Yu-ping is the Basil Gray Curator: Chinese Painting\, Prints and Central Asia at the British Museum. Previously\, Yu-ping was a curator at the Victoria and Albert Museum\, focusing on Chinese ceramics and jewellery. She was also Project Curator for the British Museum’s exhibition Ming: 50 years that changed China and Assistant Professor at Lingnan University\, Hong Kong. She completed her DPhil in the History of Art at the University of Oxford. Her thesis was a detailed study of a monumental Daoist scroll related to an empress from late 15th-century China.She is now focusing her attention on researching and developing the Chinese painting\, prints and Central Asian collections at the British Museum. \nAbout Dr Katie Hill \nDr Katie Hill is Program Director\, MA Modern and Contemporary Asian Art\, at Sotheby’s Institute\, London. Dr Hill is a regularly invited speaker for exhibitions and events in numerous institutions and galleries. Her recent work includes In Conversation’ with Ai Weiwei\, Tate Modern\, selector panel/author\, Art of Change\, New Directions from China\, Hayward Gallery\, London\, and specialist advisor/author for The Chinese Art Book (Phaidon 2013). She also co-edited a special issue of the journal Visual Art Practice on Contemporary Chinese Art and Criticality\, published in 2012. She is director of OCCA\, Office of Contemporary Chinese Art\, an art consultancy promoting Chinese artists in the UK. \n————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————– \nThis event is part of the Asia House 2019 Winter Arts and Learning Programme\, a completely unique initiative in the UK in presenting a pan-Asian artistic and cultural programme with a scope of more than 40 countries in the region. Through our programme of events on arts\, culture and education we act as a catalyst for the discovery of the diverse arts and cultures of Asia and the Asian diaspora\, and serve as a bridge of understanding between the UK and Asia. \nSign up to our mailing list for all the latest on this year’s events\, and visit our Eventbrite profile to book more tickets!
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/echoes-afar-qu-lei-lei-in-conversation/
LOCATION:Asia House\, 63 New Cavendish Street\, London\, W1G 7LP
CATEGORIES:Arts,Chinese New Year,History,Illustration,Martial Arts,Visual Arts
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SUMMARY:Rana Begum In Conversation with Anne Barlow
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a lively evening with one of the most exciting artists working in Britain today\, Rana Begum\, in conversation with Anne Barlow\, Director of Tate St Ives\, who hosted Rana’s solo exhibition in 2018. The talk will coincide with Rana’s exhibition at Whitechapel Gallery Is This Tomorrow? (14 Feb-12 May). \nThe work of London-based artist Rana Begum distills spatial and visual experience into ordered form. Through her refined language of Minimalist abstraction\, Begum blurs the boundaries between sculpture\, painting and architecture. Her visual language draws from the urban landscape as well as geometric patterns from traditional Islamic art and architecture. Light is fundamental to her process. Her works absorb and reflect varied densities of light to produce an experience for the viewer that is both temporal and sensorial. \nAbout Rana Begum\nBorn in Bangladesh in 1977\, Rana Begum lives and works in London. In 1999\, she graduated with a BA in Fine Art from Chelsea College of Art and Design and\, in 2002\, gained an MFA in Painting from Slade School of Fine Art. Recent and forthcoming exhibitions include: Is This Tomorrow? Whitechapel Gallery (2019)\, Frieze Sculpture Park\, Regents Park (2018)\, Frieze solo show\, Regents Park (2018)\, Solo show\, Christian Lethert\, Cologne (2018)\, solo show\, TATE St Ives (2018)\, Actions\, Kettle’s Yard (2018)\, Women to Watch: Metal\, Philips Gallery (2017)\, Occasional Geometries\, Yorkshire Sculpture Park (2017)\, Things That Soak You\, Kate MacGarry (2017)\, 31 Women\, BreeseLittle (2017)\, Space Light Colour\, Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts\, Norwich (2017)\, The Order of Things\, The Wilson (2017)\, Tribute to Sol Lewitt\, Gemeente Museum Den Haag (2016)\, Flatland/Narrative\, MRAC Serignan\, The Space Between\, Parasol Unit (2016)\, Into boundless space I leap\, Maxwell Centre\, UK (2016)\, 11th Gwangju Biennale\, Korea (2016)\, Towards an Infinite Geometry\, Jhaveri Contemporary\, Mumbai\, India (2015)\, Future Light\, Vienna Biennale 2015: Ideas for Change\, Austria\, Solo Show\, Galeri Mana\, Istanbul\, Turkey (2014)\, Solo Project\, Dhaka Art Summit\, Dhaka\, Bangladesh (2014)\, Manifold\, Galerie Christian Lethert\, Cologne\, Germany (2013). \nShe has also participated in many international group exhibitions\, including: New Visions\, Tensta Konsthal\, Stockholm\, Sweden (2016); Geometries of Difference\, Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art\, New York\, USA (2015); The Language of Human Consciousness\, Athr Gallery\, Jeddah\, Saudi Arabia (2014); Summer Exhibition\, Royal Academy of Arts\, London\, UK (2012) where she received the Jack Goldhill Award for Sculpture. She was recently awarded the 2017 Abraaj Group Art Prize. \nThis event is part of the Asia House 2019 Winter Arts and Learning Programme\, a completely unique initiative in the UK in presenting a pan-Asian artistic and cultural programme with a scope of more than 40 countries in the region. Through our programme of events on arts\, culture and education we act as a catalyst for the discovery of the diverse arts and cultures of Asia and the Asian diaspora\, and serve as a bridge of understanding between the UK and Asia.
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/rana-begum-in-conversation-with-anne-barlow/
LOCATION:Asia House\, 63 New Cavendish Street\, London\, W1G 7LP
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