Gu Xiong: Migrations (Catalogue)

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Red River

This is a 15-page catalogue of Gu Xiong’s solo exhibition, Red River, held at Winnipeg Art Gallery, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Red River was a multimedia installation. Please click here to visit this exhibition’s page.

Attempt of Image Narration

A 229-page catalogue/book published by Central China Normal University Boya Art Museum and School of Fine Arts, Wuhan, China, featuring Gu Xiong’s mixed media installation in collaboration with Xiao Feng. To view a collection of photographs taken from this exhibition please click here.

Drowning

A 17-page catalogue published by the Richmond Art Gallery, Richmond, BC, featuring Gu Xiong’s solo exhibition. To view a collection of photographs taken from this exhibition please click here.

Red Lands

A 36-page catalogue published by A Space Gallery, Toronto, ON, featuring Gu Xiong’s solo exhibition. To view a collection of photographs taken from this exhibition please click here.

The Sickle And The Cell Phone

A 48-page catalogue published by  the Macdonald Stewart Art centre, University of Guelph, Guelph, ON, featuring Gu Xiong’s solo exhibition. To view a collection of photographs taken from this exhibition please click here.

Yellow River / Blue Culture

A 27-page catalogue published by the Kamloops Art Gallery, Kamloops, BC, featuring Gu Xiong’s solo exhibition. To view a collection of photographs taken from this exhibition please click here.

Ding Ho / Group of Seven

A 60-page catalogue published by McMichael Canadian Art Collection, featuring Gu Xiong’s mixed media installation in collaboration with Andrew Hunter. To view a collection of photographs taken from this exhibition please click here.

Coquitlam Waterscapes

A 63-page catalogue published by Evergreen Cultural Centre, Coquitlam, featuring Gu Xiong’s solo exhibition. To view a collection of photographs taken from this exhibition please click here.

Waterscapes

This is a 24-page catalogue featuring Gu Xiong’s mixed media installation, held at Richmond Art Gallery. To view a collection of photographs taken from this exhibition please click here.

Montañas y ríos sin fin (Mountains and Rivers Without End)

The exhibition, Montañas y ríos sin fin, presents the work of six contemporary artists from Canada and Ecuador: Gu Xiong, Patrick Mahon, Gautam Garoo, Jenny Jaramillo, Esteban Ayala and Ulises Unda. The works on display address the historical, social and environmental effects of mining in the districts of Portovelo and Zaruma, located in the province[…]

Invisible in The Light

A 24-page catalogue of Gu Xiong’s solo exhibition, Invisible in The Light, held at Boya Art Museum, Central China Normal University, Wuhan, China. To view a collection of photographs taken from this exhibition please click here.

798Art Festival

Gu Xiong was amongst one of the participating artists in this exhibition. His art works are published on pages 94-96 of this catalogue. Beijing 798 Art Festival 2008, which was hosted by Beijing 798 Art Zone Administration and Development Office was held from Sep 28 to Oct 18 2008 at Beijing 798 Art Zone in Beijing,[…]

A Journey Exposed

A 91-page catalogue published by Gordon Smith Gallery of Canadian Art, featuring Gu Xiong’s solo exhibition, Gu Xiong: a journey exposed. Exposed (2014) is a collection of artworks in which Gu Xiong uses repeated exposure of our memories to gain new insights, with the struggle between individuality and globalization as a central theme. Crushed Coca-Cola Cans[…]

Beyond Image: Laboratory of Light

Inspired by the concept of light and its use in art, 20 Chinese artists brought their works together for the exhibition “Beyond Image: Laboratory of Light” at the Hubei Museum of Art in Wuhan, Hubei Province, from mid-December 2015 to early March 2016. Gu Xiong was amongst the 20 Chinese artists taking part in this[…]