“Protest”, “Gathering” joined “Bearing Witness”
In these works, artists across Asia and its diasporas address history and social change, transforming the body, language and visual traditions into forms of resistance.
In these works, artists across Asia and its diasporas address history and social change, transforming the body, language and visual traditions into forms of resistance.
Artists: Ju Ji, Tian Longyu, Meng Site, Jin Shan, Li Wei, Samson Young, Liu Dahong, Huang Yongping, Xu Lei, Feng Mengbo, Jin Feng, Liu Ding, Xiao Lu, Chen Zhe, Wang Yuyu, Peng Yun, Chen Lingyang, Yan Lingyang Cuo Chunning, He yinping, He Yunchang, Ai Weiwei, Zhu Yu, Xu Zhen, Wu Chen, Ju Anqi, Song Yongping
Artists: Ai Weiwei, Cai Fei, Cai Yu, Chen Chunmu, Chen Haiyan, Chen Wei, Gen Jianyi, Guo Jian, He Yanyu, Li Binyuan, Lin Ke, Lin Yilin, Liu Xi, Lu Pingyuan, Lu Yuan, Luo Yongjin, Miao Ying, Nabqi, Ni Weihua, Pixy Liao, Pu Yingwei, Ren Hang, Shang Liang, Shi Xinning, Song Dong, Tamen+, Tao Siqi, Wang Haiyang, Wang Jinsong, Wang Jiuliang, Wang Tuo, Wang Ziquan, Xiao Lu, Xu Bing, Xu Zhen, Xi Yadie, Yang Fudong, Yang Yongliang, Zhang Huan,
“The China Moment” explores the developments of Chinese contemporary art since the late 1970s, a period of profound social, political, and cultural change.
Artists: Ai Weiwei;Chiharu Shiota;Shirin Neshat;Xiao Lu (肖鲁);Roberta Di Laudo;Daniel Romano;Joshua Cosimo;Sandra Miranda Pattin;Francesca Morozz.
Artists: Chen Baosheng, Chen Ren, Cong Ruri, Datongdazhang, Dai Guanyu, Dao Zi, Ding Fang, Ken Jianyi, Han Lei, Jian Hai, Kunming Photo studio, Liu chuanbao, Liu yiyuan, Mao Xuhui, Mao Yan, Mneg Luding, Pan Dehai, Ren Xiaoying, Sun Jianping, Wang Guangyi, Wei Guangqing,Wen Pulin, Wu Dayu, Xiao Feng, Xiao Lu (肖鲁), Xiao Quan, Yan Binghui, Yan Li, Yang Chongguang,Yang Feiyun, You Jingdong, Yuan Qingyi, Zhang Linhai, Zhang Beili, Zhang Qun, Zhao Bandi, Zhao Dewei, zheng Lianjie, Zhu Yanguang.
Xiao Lu never raised her voice — she fired a shot. In 1989, with two bullets, she shattered not only a pane of glass but also the silence surrounding women’s autonomy in Chinese art. At the time, she did not speak of feminism.
Connecting Bodies: Asian Women Artists attempts a new examination of the contemporary meaning of post‒1960s art by Asian women from the perspective of ‘corporeality.’
In celebration of the 50th anniversary of the University of Oregon’s Center for the Study of Women in Society (CSWS), the museum has organized a special exhibition entitled Half the Sky: Women in Chinese Art, referencing by Chairman Mao Zedong’s 1968 quotation “Women hold up half the sky,” meaning that they are the equal of men.
Solo Show: JUNK Artist: Xiao Lu Work: JUNK (Installation/Performance) Passage Gallery, Sydney 14 June -19 July 2024 About “JUNK” A black room, visible round the clock from the outside through glass. A black table, a bottle of ink, a brush-pen, several stacks of xuan paper. Eight red light bulbs. I come to Passage Gallery …
On February 29, 2024, Xiao Lu’s solo exhibition “The Dignity of Remembering” opening at the MARS Gallery in Melbourne, Australia. The opening ceremony started at 6 pm, and some Hong Kong people posted Stickers next to three photos of Hong Kong’s “return in progress” in 2019.
Opening Exhibition of the New Taikang Art Museum in Beijing “Engaging with the World: Modern and Contemporary Chinese Art Since the Dawn of the 20th Century”. Xiao Lu’s work “Dialogue” was exhibited.
Curator: Elizabeth Ross
Location: Morelos Theater, Cuernavaca, Mexico
Time: 17 Oct. 2023 – 22 Oct
Exhibition: China the new frontier of Art, Curator:Vincenzo Sanfo, Location:Cultural & Institutional Center, Milan, Italy., Time:23 June, 2023 – 8 October
The exhibition “Framing the Revolution” has opened on January 28, 2023 at Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art in Portland State University in Oregon, USA. Xiao Lu’s work “Dialogue” has been exhibited.
“15 Gunshots…From 1989 to 2003” (2003) is being exhibited at “20th-Century Galleries Collection 1960s-2000” in Art Gallery of New South Wales, Australia.
STEPPING OUT! Female Identities in Chinese Contemporary Art is the first exhibition in twenty-five years to offer a comprehensive survey of the output of Chinese women artists working today.
In Stepping Out! you’ll get a unique insight into China’s contemporary art scene through 80 works by 26 prominent female artists. The exhibition includes performance, video, photography, sculpture, ink drawings and oil paintings, offering a surprisingly rich range of themes, approaches and perspectives.
The original idea of “Dialogue” stems from personal despair. The work shows a man and a woman making a call; the phone line hangs in the middle, proving the impossibility of such a dialogue. In this contradictory state of mind lies the original idea of the installation “Dialogue”. The last gunshot was a roar out of suppressed emotions.
On September 9, 2022, at the Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg in Germany, a four-month exhibition on women in the world named “Empowerment” kicked off.
“Getpping Out! Female Identity in Chinese Contemporary Art” Exhibition hold at Lillehammer Art Museum, Norway. My works “Dialogue” performance video (1989), “Polar” performance video (2016), “Coil” performance video (2018) join this exhibition.
My work “Polar” (2016) participated in the group exhibition “Sensitive Content” at UNIT LONDON Gallery in London, UK. Exhibition period: September 13 to October 16, 2022.
On March 3, 2012, the exhibition “Bald Girsl” curated by Juan Xu opened at “Iberia Contemporary Art Center” in Beijing. Artists Xiao Lu, Li Xinmo, and Lan Jing shave their heads at the opening ceremony, announcing the establishment of “Bald Girls”.
Xiao Lu’s work “Dialogue” (1989) has been participating in a collection exhibition called “Democracy” at Tate Liverpool, UK. Period: 14 November 2020 – 11 September 2022.
At the opening reception of an exhibition at Beijing’s National Art Museum in February 1989, Xiao fired two bullets at her installation.
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is proud to present SKEW, a solo exhibition and new performance by Xiao Lu, one of China’s most provocative artists. This will be Xiao Lu’s first solo show in Hong Kong and will present an important survey of some of her most iconic performances.
Xiao Lu: Impossible Dialogue 肖鲁:语嘿 is the first retrospective of leading contemporary Chinese artist Xiao Lu. The exhibition is anchored by Xiao Lu’s performance work Dialogue from the landmark China/Avant-Garde exhibition at the National Art Gallery, Beijing, in February 1989.
Opposed to conform to societal norms and unwilling to restrict the self, this kind of women refuse to be ordinary and do what is expected. Xiao Lu, Zhao Yinou, and Cao Yu have been her kind. They may have multiple personas, as daughter, mother, and wife, but more importantly, they are artists.
The original idea of “Dialogue” stems from personal despair. The work shows a man and a woman making a call; the phone line hangs in the middle, proving the impossibility of such a dialogue. In this contradictory state of mind lies the original idea of the installation “Dialogue”. The last gunshot was a roar out of suppressed emotions.