 Past/Present/Future
Kaikodo
164 East 64th Street
(between Lexington & Third Avenues)
www.kaikodo.com
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Functional Clay: Contemporary Japanese Ceramics
Suzanne Mitchell Asian Fine Arts
17 East 71st Street
(between Madison & Fifth Avenues)
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An Evening in Tribeca & Beyond
6-7:30 pm Artist Talk
$10 / $8 Japan Society members and seniors /
$5 students
Inside the Studio: Yasumasa Morimura
A talk by acclaimed Japanese contemporary artist Yasumasa Morimura.
Japan Society
333 East 47th Street (between 2nd and 1st Avenues)
For information and tickets: www.JapanSociety.org
or 212.752.3015.
6-8 pm Receptions
Making it Home: Three Contemporary Asian Artists
An exhibition of works by Michael Lin, Hisayasu Takashio, and C.J. Yeh.
Curated by Miwako Tezuka and Shin-Yi Yang.
Ise Cultural Foundation Gallery
555 Broadway, New York, NY 10012 (between Prince and Spring Streets)
For more information: www.makingithome.org or 212-925-1649
With(in) - Group exhibition of artists from New York
and Thailand.
Curated by Naomi Urabe.
Art in General
79 Walker Street (between Broadway & Lafayette)
www.artingeneral.org
Chopsticks: Song Dong and Yin Xiuzhen
An exhibition exploring the themes of eat, drink,
play, and happiness.
Chambers Fine Art
210 Eleventh Avenue, 2nd floor (at 25th Street)
www.chambersfineart.com
7:30-10 pm Reception & Performance
Zhao Bandi - Exhibition reception
Video installation "art cart" of new animation films
by Gu Dexin, experimental
videos by Qiu Zhijie and
Song Dong, a live performance by Pan Xing Lei.
Ethan Cohen Fine Arts
37 Walker Street (between Broadway & Church Streets)
http://www.artnet.com/ecohen.html
Asia Society and Museum
6:30-8 pm Symposium
$65 /$50 Asia Society members
Looking Ahead: Dialogues in Asian
Contemporary Art
A symposium devoted to discussion of Asian contemporary art by curators,
artists, critics,
and collectors.
Keynote session: Okwui Enwezor and
Apinan Poshyananda in conversation with Vishakha N. Desai.
8-9 pm Reception
China Refigured: The Art of Ah Xian
An exhibition of works by Chinese contemporary artist Ah Xian.
Curated by Melissa Chiu.
Asia Society and Museum
725 Park Avenue (at 70th Street)
For information and tickets: www.AsiaSociety.org or 212.517.ASIA
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Symposium and Other Events
9:30-10 AM Registration
10 am-6:30 pm Symposium
Looking Ahead: Dialogues in Asian
Contemporary Art
Asia Society
725 Park Avenue (at 70th Street)
7-8 pm Performance & Lecture
Making It Home: Three Contemporary Asian Artists
Performance by Hisatasu Takashio and a talk by
C.J. Yeh. Curated by Miwako Tezuka and Shin-Yi Yang.
Ise Cultural Foundation
555 Broadway (between Prince & Spring Streets)
Artist Studio Visits
Studio visits are free and open to the public, but registration
is essential. Contact acac@asiasoc.org or 212-327-9286.
1-4 pm Open Studios
Williamsburg, Brooklyn
Rina Banerjee
Mixed media artist (b. Calcutta, India) living/working in NYC. Banerjee has
exhibited
in numerous shows including the 2000 Whitney Biennial.
Toru Hayashi
Painter transforming city landscape into abstract images on canvas and on paper.
Lives/works in Brooklyn.
Grant Huang
Raised in Houston, TX, now lives/works in Brooklyn creating "cuddly, weepy,
bonny, shivery, and/or kindly" paintings.
Deanna C. Lee
This American-born Chinese artist interprets images from mass culture in multiple hand-painted objects to explore
contradiction and ambiguity in consumption and desire.
Oscar Oiwa
(b. Sao Paolo, Brazil) Oiwa has exhibited internationally. With several
commissioned
art projects in Japan, he has had recent solo shows
in Paris and Tokyo.
Athena Robles
Robles is an installation artist whose delicate works frequently employ
paper
making techniques. She was previously involved with the
Asian American art group called Godzilla.
Dumbo, Brooklyn
Jean Shin
Shin is a Korean-American artist based in Brooklyn. Her sculptures and
installations use society's cast-offs to explore her relationship to the body, nature, and architecture.
Long Island, Queens
Katsuhiro Saiki
Born in Tokyo, Saiki is a photographer in residence at P.S.1.
Upper East Side
Nina Kuo
Based in NYC, Kua works in a variety of media juxtaposing East and West,
past and future.
And more-
Sari Dalena
An independent Philipino filmmaker, Dalena lives/works in NYC.
Her work
focuses on experimental and historical subjects.
Zarina Hashmi
An exemplary Asian American artist.
Nobuho Nagasawa
An international installation artist.
Don KH Kwan
Born in Hong Kong, Kwan seeks to convey
the majesty of nature through his paintings.
1-4 pm Open Studios
Cheng-Tsai Chen, Taiwan
Taka Hito, Japan
Yoshiaki Kaihatsu, Japan
Ai Ran Kang, Korea
Shin Ichiro Kitaura, Japan
Hideki Nakazawa, Japan
Shiro Masuyama, Japan
Satoshi Watanabe, Japan
International Studio & Curatorial Program
323 West 39th Street (between 8th & 9th Avenues)
2-4 pm
Video presentations of works by Atsushi Nishijima and Xu Tan.
Location One
26 Greene Street (between Grand & Canal Streets)
Additional Events/Exhibitions
Art Projects International
429 Greenwich Street, Suite 5B
New York, NY 10013
212-343-2599
Email: api@artproject.com
www.artprojects.com
Gallery Hours: By appointment
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Routes of Influence: International Artists from Asia
An exhibition featuring work by Pouran Jinchi, In-Hyung Kim,
Yeong Gill Kim,
Il Lee, Hilda Shen, Jian-Jun Zhang
Asian/Pacific/American Studies Program
and Institute
New York University
269 Mercer Street, Suite 609
New York, NY 10003
Tel. 212.998.3700
Fax. 212.995.4705
Gallery hours: Monday-Friday, 10 AM to 6 PM
www.apa.nyu.edu
A Photographic Journey with Corky Lee is an
exhibition of rarely seen images
of the Asian American movement from the 1970s.
Grey Art Gallery
New York University
100 Washington Square East
Tel. 212.998.6780
Gallery hours: Tuesday - Friday, 11AM to 6PM
Wednesday, 11AM to 8PM ¥ Saturday, 11AM to 5PM
Between Word and Image: Modern Iranian Visual Culture -
Iranian art, posters,
and photographs from the 1960s and 1970s.
Queens Museum of Art
New York City Building
Flushing Meadows Corona Park, Queens, NY 11368
Tel. 718-592-9700
Gallery hours: Tuesday-Friday, 10am to 5pm
Saturday-Sunday, 12 to 5pm
www.queensmuse.org
Queens International featuring work by Jaishri Abichandani, Augusto Arbizo,
Chien-Chi
Chang, Dorothy Deon, Marietta J. Ganapin, Jena H. Kim, C.J. Lee, Corky Lee,
Rie Oishi,
Gilberto Triplitt, Xing Danwen, and Zhang Hongtu.
Empire of the Signs: Semiotics in Contemporary Asian Performance and Video Art
screening of single channel video work by Masayuki Kawai. Curator: Cristine Wang
12:00 - 5:00 pm Exhibition Viewing & Video Projection
"About a Theological Situation in the Society of the Spectacle":
Masayuki
Kawai guest curated by Cristine Wang
6:00 - 8:00 pm Closing Party
Clay
202 Mott Street, corner of Spring St., NYC
Paresh Maity: Odyssey of Light - An exhibition
featuring recent oils 
An evening with Chinese artist Wei Dong.
Landscape - An exhibition featuring work by Jungjin Lee, Yukio Oyama,
Stuart Rome.
Age of Innocence: Exhibition of Paintings by the Guo Brothers