Luise Guest
@luiseguest.bsky.social
Writer, Researcher, Teacher, Curator, Feminist - Chinese contemporary art mostly. Author of 'Half the Sky: Conversations with Women Artists in China', and the forthcoming 'Invisible Ink: Feminism and Chinese Identity in Contemporary Art'.
Owen Leong's exhibition 'Bitten Peach' at IAC, Western Sydney University, takes as its intriguing premise a queer reading of Pu Songling's extraordinary Qing Dynasty collection of fables, the Liao Zhai - the 'Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio'.
November 21, 2024 at 10:13 AM
Owen Leong's exhibition 'Bitten Peach' at IAC, Western Sydney University, takes as its intriguing premise a queer reading of Pu Songling's extraordinary Qing Dynasty collection of fables, the Liao Zhai - the 'Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio'.
Nusra Latif Qureshi 'Birds in Far Pavilions' @artgalleryofnsw - trained in the Mughal miniature tradition in Lahore before coming to Australia, her work reflects on the history of Pakistan, colonialism, migration, desire, dreams, and on the and display of objects as artworks. And, wow, the colour!
November 21, 2024 at 9:55 AM
Nusra Latif Qureshi 'Birds in Far Pavilions' @artgalleryofnsw - trained in the Mughal miniature tradition in Lahore before coming to Australia, her work reflects on the history of Pakistan, colonialism, migration, desire, dreams, and on the and display of objects as artworks. And, wow, the colour!