Guan Kan contributes to discussions on contemporary art by fostering research into Chinese artists.

Part 2 of our conversation with artist, critic, feminist theory researcher, Li Xinmo is now available online. The first of a three part conversation includes an in-depth presentation from Li Xinmo on her work. Head to the Linktree in our bio to view
Part 1 of our conversation with artist, critic, feminist theory researcher, Li Xinmo is now available online. The first of a three part conversation includes an in-depth presentation from @lixinmo325 on her work. Head to the Linktree in our bio to v
Thanks to @lixinmo325 for speaking with us last night, and to everyone who tuned in to the conversation. Li Xinmo’s talk will be available online in full in the coming weeks. In the meantime, you can read an excellent essay by Valentina Sartor
Tonight we’ll be speaking with contemporary artist @lixinmo325 Join us via Zoom - send us a message for the link!
'Deng Zhen, a contemporary artist from Loudi, Hunan province, China, presents a nihilistic observational depiction of his environment, particularly unique in his manipulation of objects, icons and perspective'. You can read Eloise Viney's article on