As one of Europe’s most prosperous and vibrant economic bright spot, the region along the Rhine River in Germany has nurtured its own culture of art institutions since the mid-20th century. How has art been evolving in this region?
The Documenta 14, the Venice Biennale 2017 and the Sculpture Project Münster 2017 have evoked heated debates in the Western art community this summer.
Dr. Chen Jin, Ph.D. in social anthropology/ethnology at the School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences in France, and a Visiting Scholar of the Institute for Advanced Study in Humanities. Dr. Ju Fei, Lacanian psychoanalyst and Ph.D. in psychoanalysis at Paris Diderot University, and now serves as an Associate Professor of Psychology at Tongji University and a part-time MA student adviser of Applied Psychology at Fudan University.
Tours are held at 2:30pm and are free for visitors with a valid ticket. Guide: Isabella Yang Language: Chinese
Only with lighting, the soul of architecture, can buildings be visually perceived, with intensified three-dimensional effects and more artistic touches. The brightness changes of lighting enable spatial layering and create psychological divisions in the space. Lighting outlines artistic profiles while revealing details and forming a visual center in space, offering an atmosphere of dramatic art in stark contrast.
Unlike the start of secular society in China enabled by scholar-bureaucrats from the former military aristocracy class, the leading groups contributing to the secularization of the Western world were from clerical authorities and the emerging well-educated Humanist intellectuals. During the primary period of the formulation of modern community, when the new religious community cooperated and competed with humanists as well as the later Enlightenment supporters, spiritual construction played the
Tours are held at 2:30pm and are free for visitors with a valid ticket. Guide: Vivian Li Language: Chinese
Tours are held at 2:30pm and are free for visitors with a valid ticket. Guide: Stella Wang Language: Chinese