Jawshing Arthur Liou’s work “Kora” will be screened in the exhibition “Rituals of Signs and Metamorphosis” in Beijing. Curated by Tarek Abou El Fetouh, the exhibition presents works by ten renowned artists from different corners of the Asian continent and situates their work between historical and contemporary systems of thinking, which allows the unexpected, the unknown and the mysterious to appear. The works of these visionary artists are displayed along an imagined ritual path of concepts and forms, materials and mediums, gestures and actions, and they explore different registers of metamorphosis. This poetic journey leads us to question the certainty of narratives, provokes reflections and ideas, and sparks the desire to seek out divinatory signs.
Jawshing Arthur Liou in 'Sacred Spaces' at Rubin Museum of Art, Featured by The New York Times
Jawshing Arthur Liou ‘s video work Saga Dawa in ‘Sacred Spaces: The Road To… and the Tibetan Buddhist Shrine Room’ at Rubin Museum of Art was featured by The New York Times. The other video work at display is Kora.
Jawshing Arthur Liou in "State of the Art: Discovering American Art Now"
Jawshing Arthur Liou’s Kora (2011-12) in “State of the Art: Discovering American Art Now”, an exhibition organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, at Minneapolis Institute of Arts, USA.