A cube made of four large panels of stretched vinyl rests in the centre of a high ceiling gallery space. The panel on the left holds a picture of cyclists riding past a 2008 Beijing Olympics sign, the panel on the right is an enlarged image of sauces on a Chinese grocery store shelf.

Beijing-Vancouver  (2009)

Beijing-Vancouver at Centre A, Vancouver International Centre for Contemporary Asian Art, was a summary of work presented at Pickled Art Centre, Beijing, China, in 2007 and 2008. It was reconfigured as a centrally located cube-like structure. Two of the panels were 435 cm x 475 cm and the other two were 435 cm x 385 cm. This was a two-person show with Garry Neill Kennedy including his wall painting in partial view, I Don’t Want to Pay the Full Price.

Related Projects:
Whatever I Like Beijing
Whatever I Like
Your Choice
Related Readings / Media:
Beijing-Vancouver Publication
Artists Eye Olympic Branding article
Themes / Topics:
Branding/advertising
Forms / Mediums:
Collaboration
Installation
Wall panels