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stories on Canvas

Celebrating Asian Art, its meaning and significance

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RADII is proud to collaborate with pioneering financial institution East West Bank on the special project “Stories on Canvas.” Over the coming months we’ll be taking a close look at the shape of contemporary painting and Asian identity through the lens of the expansive East West Bank Collection. Stay tuned as we spotlight Asian artists who are making their voices heard and connecting cultures!

ARTIST VIDEOS

EP1

Zheng
Chong Bin

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Cai
Guo-Qiang

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Tidawhitney
Lek

EP4

Yu
Hong

EP5

Han
Bing

EP6

Greg
Ito

EP7

Xu
Zhen

EP8

Zhu
Jinshi

EP9

Michael
Chow

EP10

Cui
Jie

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Across a career that has taken him from Shanghai to San Francisco, Zheng Chongbin has connected contemporary art with ancient and ultramodern philosophies
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Zheng Chongbin

Throughout his career, Zheng Chongbin (b. 1961, Shanghai, lives and works in the San Francisco Bay Area) has held classical Chinese ink tradition and Western pictorial abstraction in productive mutual tension. Exploring and deconstructing their conventions and constituents — figure, texture, space, geometry, gesture, materiality — he has developed a distinctive body of work that makes the vitality of matter directly perceptible. Central to Zheng’s art is the notion, inherent in pre-modern Chinese and Daoist thought, of the world as always in flux.

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Cai Guo-Qiang​

Over the years, Cai Guo-Qiang (b. 1957, Quanzhou) has worked with a broad range of creative mediums, from painting, installation, video art, and performance art, to new technologies such as virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), NFTs, blockchain, and artificial intelligence. Grounded in the conceptual foundations of Eastern philosophy and contemporary social issues, his often site-specific artworks interpret and respond to the local culture and history, establishing a dialogue between viewers and the larger universe around them.

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