Tiger Translate - Beijing
I've been invited to Beijing for this event, here is the text from the Tiger Translate site:
'Following successful global showcases in New York and Berlin, Tiger Translate shifts its attention to the cradle of Beijing's burgeoning arts scene. On Saturday, 14th July, the 798 Space, Dashanzi Art District, Beijing will play host to Tiger Translate Beijing Event using the theme of "Gold".
Showcasing the works of 25 emerging Asian artists, Tiger Translate will also bring in established names Jeremyville (Australia), Ben Frost (Australia), Jon Burgerman (UK) and Luke Bennett (Germany). It will be the very first time these artists have visited the country and they will be collaborating with cornerstone Chinese artists Li Qiu Qiu, Nie Jun and Song Yang. Supported by some of China’s most eclectic musicians, this creative broth cooking in the Tiger Translate kitchens promises to be a feast for hungry eyes and ears.
'Following successful global showcases in New York and Berlin, Tiger Translate shifts its attention to the cradle of Beijing's burgeoning arts scene. On Saturday, 14th July, the 798 Space, Dashanzi Art District, Beijing will play host to Tiger Translate Beijing Event using the theme of "Gold".
Showcasing the works of 25 emerging Asian artists, Tiger Translate will also bring in established names Jeremyville (Australia), Ben Frost (Australia), Jon Burgerman (UK) and Luke Bennett (Germany). It will be the very first time these artists have visited the country and they will be collaborating with cornerstone Chinese artists Li Qiu Qiu, Nie Jun and Song Yang. Supported by some of China’s most eclectic musicians, this creative broth cooking in the Tiger Translate kitchens promises to be a feast for hungry eyes and ears.
Labels: 798 Space, Beijing, Dashanzi Art District, Gold, Jeremyville, Li Qiu Qiu, Nie Jun, Song Yang, Tiger Beer, Translate
posted by Jeremyville at
6/30/2009 11:11:00 PM
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