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- 2018年09月01日 – 2019年01月06日 Solo exhibition Bunny Rogers: Inattention, Marciano Art Foundation, Los Angeles
- 2019年02月14日 – 17日 Fair Frieze Los Angeles: Booth B4, Los Angeles
- 2018年11月23日 – 2019年03月09日 Solo exhibition Timur Si-Qin: East, West, South, North; Magician Space, Beijing
- 2018年11月10日 – 2019年03月10日 Group exhibition LU YANG: 12th SHANGHAI BIENNALE, Shanghai
- 2018年07月15日 – 2019年03月31日 Group exhibition Trisha Baga: 3D: Double Vision, LACMA, Los Angeles
- 2018年04月19日 – 2019年03月31日 Solo exhibition Timur Si-Qin: Agora, High Line Art, New York
- 2020年02月01日 – 07月01日 Solo exhibition Trisha Baga: Pirelli HangarBicocca, Milan
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@timursq @magicianspace #comingsoon #tsqinbeijingpart2 #southwestnortheast #newpeace #newshow #newworks #newnorth Magician Space is proud to present a second solo exhibition for artist Timur Si-Qin. In this show, New York-based German artist Timur Si-Qin continues his development of New Peace, a secular spirituality for the 21st century. Identifying the dualistic legacy of agricultural society and religions as maladaptive for our contemporary world, New Peace argues for a re-enchantment with matter as the necessary basis for confronting the material problems of our times. The title East, South, West, North is a reference to the sacred circle of the four directions, a primary spiritual concept in pre-agrarian/hunter gatherer religions of Central Asia and Americas. With this Si-Qin signals both a return to and necessary upgrade of our spiritual orientation and dimensionality.
@timursq @magicianspace #comingsoon #tsqinbeijingpart2 #southwestnortheast #newpeace #newshow #newworks #newnorth Magician Space is proud to present a second solo exhibition for artist Timur Si-Qin. In this show, New York-based German artist Timur Si-Qin continues his development of New Peace, a secular spirituality for the 21st century. Identifying the dualistic legacy of agricultural society and religions as maladaptive for our contemporary world, New Peace argues for a re-enchantment with matter as the necessary basis for confronting the material problems of our times. The title East, South, West, North is a reference to the sacred circle of the four directions, a primary spiritual concept in pre-agrarian/hunter gatherer religions of Central Asia and Americas. With this Si-Qin signals both a return to and necessary upgrade of our spiritual orientation and dimensionality.
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MA Critical Theory and the Arts presents a talk by artist Timur Si-Qin, moderated by program faculty member Wilfried Laforge. RSVP to theoryart@sva.edu. Sometimes associated with the philosophical movements of New Materialism and Speculative Realism, Timur Si-Qin creates artwork that posits advertising and commercial marketing as a result and extension of biology. Across his practice, Si-Qin works to combat essentialism—whether in branding, language or nature itself. He often builds seemingly organic environments whose underlying industrial structures can be easily seen, thus calling into question the things we take for granted as "natural" or "unnatural." In Si-Qin's recent works, commercial and stock photography feature prominently, intending to examine a broader question of why patterns and shapes occur so persistently, seeking to comprehend how materiality and its tendencies can define contemporary experience and structure our interactions within the world.