The Australian features Aniwar Mamat’s solo exhibition, ‘Borderlands’.
AFR features Aniwar Mamat’s ‘Borderlands’. “Art’s role as a global ambassador has long been recognised, and so it is with Australia’s first exhibition of contemporary Uyghur art from China. Borderlands, a solo exhibition of woollen felt and painted artworks by ethnic minority Uyghur artist Aniwar Mamat, will be opened by former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull on Tuesday evening in Sydney.”
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AFR features Aniwar Mamat’s Borderlands
AFR features Aniwar Mamat’s ‘Borderlands’. “Art’s role as a global ambassador has long been recognised, and so it is with Australia’s first exhibition of contemporary Uyghur art from China. Borderlands, a solo exhibition of woollen felt and painted artworks by ethnic minority Uyghur artist Aniwar Mamat, will be opened by former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull on Tuesday evening in Sydney.”
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‘The Outsider’ by Madeleine O’Dea
Borderlands is the first show of Uyghur contemporary art to be held in Australia. Aniwar’s work can be seen as a vortex of historical cultural memory, geography and environment, and the constant exchange occurring at the heart of Eurasia.
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‘Aniwar Mamat: An Australian Perspective’ by Dr Damian Smith
Borderlands is the first show of Uyghur contemporary art to be held in Australia. Aniwar’s work can be seen as a vortex of historical cultural memory, geography and environment, and the constant exchange occurring at the heart of Eurasia.
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‘Borderlands’ Curatorial Statement by Dr Geoff Raby AO
Borderlands is the first show of Uyghur contemporary art to be held in Australia. Aniwar’s work can be seen as a vortex of historical cultural memory, geography and environment, and the constant exchange occurring at the heart of Eurasia.
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ArtGuide features Gao Ping’s solo exhibition
Art Guide Australia features an article, ‘In the shadows: Gao Ping’s dialogue with the deeper heart’ written by Louise Martin-Chew.
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