Landmark: Mapping Contemporary Chinese Art

A landmark can be a feature of aesthetic interest the natural landscape – ocean, mountain, temple, or an office tower within the cityscape. It can provide a wayfinding or gathering. Through the presentation of monumental installations, Lankmark speaks to both the literal, symbolic and social ways in which we look back on our histories, understand our present or envision our futures. The exhibition includes works from well-known artists such as Xu Bing, Huang Yongping, Sun Xun and YANG Fudong, and others b spanning different generations, perspectives and practices. Together, these works inspire dialogue about markers of time and space that has shaped our present.