At 3:00 afternoon,on December 15, 2018.”Rolling Snowball\u2022Nanjing” will be opened at AMNUA.This exhibition is led by Li Xiaoshan as the art director. Ineke Gudmundsson as the academic adviser and Chen Rui, Li Meilan are appointed as the curators. This exhibition will focus on the art works of 52 Chinese and foreign artists, including sketches\uff0cpaintings\uff0coil paintings\uff0cphotography\uff0cinstallations\uff0csculptures\uff0cperformance\uff0cimages and some comprehensive mediums.<\/p>\n

Since 2010, \u201cRolling Snowball\u201dproject has been initiated by the China European Art Center and has been held for eleventh. The Rolling Snowball event brings together Chinese and foreign artists from different part of the world, whose fields span a wide range of media. This cultural exchange and cooperation has greatly enriched the culture, ideas and concepts of artists from all over the world, and helped them to refine their artistic views and redefine their relationship with the arts. This cross-cultural exchange is part of its thinking and is of great benefit to their work and connections at home and abroad.<\/p>\n

International exchange is a nutrient for art itself. Art flows in every corner of the world. Cultural exchange can also be considered an art of perspectives. In the long history of intercultural relations, preconceptions and old narratives were tested, revised and adjusted through both dialogues and conflicts. In the best scenarios, we learn from one another and seek commonality despite differences, leading to deeper mutual understanding and greater mutual respect. The culture of the “other” is also like a mirror, reflecting our own cultural texture, so that we can look at ourselves more objectively through the perspective of the other. A richer perspective brings a broader perspective, and it allows us to become more aware of our own foothold in the broader world.<\/p>\n

Participating artists: Bi Rongrong \u6bd5\u84c9\u84c9\/Bian Shaozhi \u535e\u5c11\u4e4b\/ Bill Aitchison(UK)\/Chen Yufei \u9648\u5b87\u98de\/Cheng Ran \u7a0b\u7136\/Donald Schenkel(NL)\/Dong Chenchen\u8463\u741b\u741b\/Eva Spierenburg(NL)\/Fahrettin Orenli(Turkey\/NL)\/Gerald van der Kaap(NL)\/Guido van der Werve(NL)\/Guo Mengyao \u90ed\u68a6\u579a\/Guo Xi \u90ed\u7199\/Han Feng \u97e9\u950b\/Huang Zhenwei \u9ec4\u81fb\u4f1f& Heling\/Irina Birger(Israel\/ NL)\/Inbu Pyo(Korea) \u8868\u4ec1\u592b\/James Johnson-Perkins (UK)\/Jia Zhixing \u8d3e\u5fd7\u5174\/Jiang Peiyuan \u59dc\u57f9\u6e90\/Jingfang Hao & Lingjie Wang \u90dd\u7ecf\u82b3&\u738b\u4ee4\u6770\/Ke Jipeng \u67ef\u6d4e\u9e4f\/Laura Puska(NL)\/Li Nu \u674e\u6012\/Liu Jiayu \u5218\u4f73\u7389\/Luo Fan \u7f57\u51e1\/Luuk Schr\u00f6der(NL)\/Marjan Teeuwen(NL)\/Maya Kramer(USA)\/Meiya Lin(CN\/NL)\u6797\u7f8e\u96c5\/Nick Renshaw(UK)\/Park Woongkyu(Korea) \u6734\u96c4\u73ea\/Pedro Bakker(NL)\/Persijn Broersen & Margit Luk\u00e1cs(NL)\/Peng Tao \u5f6d\u6d9b\/Scarlett Hooft Graafland(NL)\/Shen Linghao \u6c88\u51cc\u660a\/Thor Vigfusson(IS)\/Wang Zhigang(USA)\u738b\u5fd7\u521a\/Wei Na \u7ef4\u5a1c\/Xie Ai \u8c22\u7231\/Xue Ruozhe \u859b\u82e5\u54f2\/Xue Wenwen \u859b\u95ee\u95ee\/
\nYang Jian \u6768\u5065\/Yang Ah Ham(Korea\/NL)\u54b8\u826f\u5a25\/Yang Zhiqian \u9633\u82b7\u5029\/Zhang Yue \u5f20\u73a5\/
\nZheng Haozhong \u90d1\u7693\u4e2d\/Zhu Wei \u795d\u709c.<\/p>\n

Art Director: Li Xiaoshan \u674e\u5c0f\u5c71
\nAcademic Advisor: Ineke Gudmundsson, Qin Jian \u79e6\u4fed
\nCurator: Chen Rui \u9648\u745e, Li Meilan \u674e\u6885\u5170<\/p>\n