Randi Plake writes in:
The Chinese Music Ensemble presents traditional and contemporary repertoire under the direction of Huan Li.
Date: Sunday, May 7th
Time: 8 PM
Place: Crowell Concert Hall
Tag Archives: Chinese
China’s Youth: Another Cultural Revolution
From the CFA:
Barbara Pollack moderates a panel discussion about issues facing the post-Mao generation in China. Eric Fish is the author of the book “China’s Millennials: The Want Generation,” and a writer at Asia Society New York focusing on Chinese youth, politics, education, and social issues. Stanley Rosen teaches political science at the University of Southern California, specializing in Chinese politics and society. Michelle Yun is the Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at the Asia Society Museum.
Date: Saturday, February 27th
Time: 1-2 PM
Place: CFA Hall
Opening Reception + Exhibition – We Chat: A Dialogue in Contemporary Chinese Art
Image: Pixy Yijun Liao, “The King Under Me,” 2011, digital c-print, 34 x 44 x 2 inches, courtesy of the artist.
Some information first about the opening reception from Andrew Chatfield:
Come join us for the debut of an exhibition by ten emerging artists from Beijing, Shanghai and New York that will include paintings, installations, video art, photography, and an artist-designed video game. This exhibition debuts at Wesleyan, and features works by Sun Xun, Jin Shan, Ma Qiusha, Lu Yang, Bo Wang, Pixy Liao, Liu Chuang, Shi Zhiying, Guo Xi, and Yan Xing. The exhibition is curated by Guest Curator Barbara Pollack.
Date: Tuesday, January 26th (Snow Date: January 27th)
Time: 4:30 PM
Place: Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery, 283 Washington Terrace
And now for in-depth information about the exhibition sponsored by the CEAS:
Preliminary Call for Help With Documentary
Zheyan Ni ’15 is looking for help with her documentary idea. If you’d like some experience working in film, this could be perfect:
This is a preliminary idea. I want to make a short documentary to reflect the living condition of Chinese immigrants (stowaways) in New York City. By interviewing them about their daily life, change of values and the challenges they dealt with, I hope to be able to tell a story and address an issue. All ideas, technical supports and suggestions are welcome. If you are interested in my proposal, please email me at zni(at)wesleyan. Thank you!
Date/Time: Now!
Place: New York?
Cost: N/A
Chinese Conversation Hour
*Chinese House is on 34 Lawn Avenue, opposite the Butts*