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Dragons Adrift: The New Chinese Landscape |
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| Authors: | Nancy Wolf |
| Abstract: | The work of New York-based artist Nancy Wolf is preoccupied with the relationship between people and the contemporary city. Here she explains how a meeting with scholar and poet Lap Lam in Hong Kong provided much of the inspiration for her work in China, which she describes as ‘a commentary on the enormous changes in today's Chinese landscape created by Modernist architecture and urban planning’. |
| Keywords: | Nancy Wolf Gazing from a Mountain Pavilion after Li Shida Board Game Nigeria India Nepal Western building types Chinese University of Hong Kong Asian Cultural Council Beijing Shanghai Shenzhen Lap Lam ‘The Wall’ Worlds Within Worlds Ming Dynasty Traffic Circle Mandala hutongs Yuan Dynasty ‘the landscape of the mind’ New York Times Holland Cotter Mongols Qian Xian |