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Gallery
A: Thursday,
March 12 through
May 9, 2009
Opening
Reception
Thursday, March
12, 2009, 6:00 p.m. -
8:00
p.m.
For Members and
Invited Guests
Only
Wine and hors
d'oeurves
courtesy of
The
Tampa Club
Panel
discussion
Saturday, March
28, 2009, 2:00
p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
"Changes in
Today's China"
presented by
FMoPA in
partnership with
the Chinese
Chamber of
Commerce of
Tampa Bay.
Session open to
public, free
admission for
members, $4
suggested
donation for
non-members.
Guided tour of
exhibition at
1:15 p.m.,
immediately
before panel
discussion.
Docent Tour:
Saturday, April
11, 2009, 1:00
p.m.
FMoPA, in partnership
with the Chinese Chamber
of Commerce of Tampa
Bay, is presenting a
panel discussion
Saturday, March 28 at 2
p.m. at the
museum.
Changes in Today‘s China
features expert and
eye-witness accounts of
the dramatic changes of
Chinese landscape,
society and culture.
The panelists are Dr.
Jin Wang, Associate
Provost and Dean of
Academic Studies at
University of Tampa; Dr.
Yiliang Zhu, Professor
at University of South
Florida; Dr. Dajin Peng,
Director of Confucius
Institute at USF and Dr.
Liqiang Zang, Associate
Professor at Nankai
University. The
moderator will be Dr.
Huijun Yang, President
of Chinese Chamber of
Tampa Bay.
© Chen Jiagang/Courtesy
Edwynn Houk Gallery
The Great Third Front
#17,
2008 [Rotating Mine
Pool] © Chen Jiagang.
Courtesy Edwynn Houk
Gallery
Contemporary
Chinese Photography
The Florida Museum of
Photographic Arts is
proud to present
"Contemporary Chinese
Photography"
Thursday, March 12
through Saturday, May 9,
2009.
Some of the most
exciting art produced
today is emerging from
China,
generated in part by the
huge social and economic
upheavals taking place
in the country during
the past few decades.
FMOPA will be exhibiting
works from local
collections as well as
from international
dealers.
The exhibition includes
the work of Chen Jiagang,
Ma Liuming, Zhang Huan,
Rong Rong and others.
Many of them focus on
the destruction of
China’s
big cities, and on the
quandary of people
caught between past ways
of life and the
country’s breathtaking
plunge into the 21st
century.
Please note:
Some images may not be
suitable for young
visitors.
Time Transfixed
Chairman Mao's Train
Train Stations
Stories
2008 © Pan Yue.
Triptych. Digital
color print. Courtesy
Eli Klein Fine Art,
New York, New York.
Two Rich Men on New
Years
Eve
Three Elderly
Entertainers
1999, 1995 © Liu
Zheng. Black
and white silver
print.
Courtesy
Eli Klein Fine Art,
New York, New York.
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