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My Magazine Project

Young Blood Gallery

MFA Thesis Painting Exhibition, SCAD

November 7 - 29, 2009
Opening Reception Nov 7, 7~10 pm; Burlesque show at 9 pm

The cover for September Issue—Brides/ ball pointed pen on pictures, digital printout/ 16 X 10 inches
Beauty always promises, but never gives. –By Simon Weil

In “My Magazines Project,” the artist collects large amounts of international commercial images from her daily visual environment. Tzeng defaces selected images with playful mark-making, and then republish the magazines again every two months. The artist remarks:

“They are too beautiful to be believed; they are too perfect to be trusted.
They are so affected that I want to make fun of them.
No matter how much luxurious clothing we put on, we still cannot hide our true faces.
After excavating their true parts beneath the flesh, we will reconstruct another pretty and messy paradise.”

The action of altering and appropriating not only establishes her regurgitated aesthetics but also proclaims a regained control of the image. In this show, viewers can appreciate the original pages and final transformed product simultaneously. You can participate this project by checking the show, ordering it on-line: http://www.blurb.com/user/yihsintzeng .

Young Blood Gallery 636 N. Highland Ave. Atlanta, GA | 30306 HowToGo
Hours: Sun-Thurs 12-8 | Fri-Sat 12-9 T. 678. 793. 5738

Let's Party

Gallery Dance, Saturday, August 22 at 7:00pm



“Come on baby, shake your body”

"We would like to invite you to Gallery Dance a one night event: Professional Hip Shaker workshop, mechanized beverage dispenser, experimental cake installation and a limbo streamer will brighten the night with FIESTA and celebration".

Studioplex is pleased to present Gallery Dance. A one night event, where emerging international and local artists explore the boundaries of JOY in art with a fusion of sound, performance, and installation. This show reveals how to express release in art practice. A Professional Hip Shaker workshop, mechanized beverage dispenser, experimental cake installation and a limbo streamer will brighten the night with FIESTA and celebration.Artists participating in the event include: Yi Hsin Tzeng, Pimart, Johana Moscoso, Tiffany Sinnott

Workshops:
Novice practice with a professional Hip Shaker.
15 Minutes Instructions and 15 minutes practice
1. Bachata 7:00 pm - 7:45 p.m
2. Merengue 8:00 pm - 8:45 p.m
3. Salsa 9:00 pm - 9:45 p.m


Time: Saturday, August 22 at 7:00pm
Where: Studioplex 143 Atlanta GA

dis-place

dis-placed (noun) , Thursday Aug. 6, 2009






dis-place
1. the moving of something from its place or position
2. the removal of someone or something by someone or something else that takes their place
3. the enforced departure of people from their homes, typically because of war, persecution, or natural disaster
4. the amount by which a thing is moved from its normally position. Studioplex 143 is pleased to present dis-placed.

A one night show, where emerging international and local artists explore the interplay of space with experimental installations. This show reveals personal concerns about the space and the human relation to it. Explorations include industrial design, anatomical structures, chemical reactions, spiritual inquiry and “socialarchies”. Artists participating in the show include: Yi Hsin Tzeng, Carmen Martinez, Johana Moscoso, Tiffany Sinnott, Jordon Hersey, Alex Hamilton, Morgan Alexander, Courtney Cottrell The show will take place Thursday Aug. 6, 2009, from 7-10p at Studioplex 143.

Introductions 5

The Annual Exhibition of New Works by Recent Art College Graduates
August 8 - September 5
in Irvine Contemporary Gallery, Washington, DC

Irvine Contemporary is pleased to announce Introductions5, our fifth curated “MFA annual” that brings a selection of new artists from leading art college programs to Washington, D.C. Through a combined process of thesis exhibition visits, artist studio visits, and open submissions, we reviewed over 200 recent graduates from leading MFA programs across the US. Opening reception with artists, Saturday, August 8, 6:30-9 PM. Collectors Preview: August 8, 1:00-5:30.

The artists selected for Introductions5:

Jonathan Dankenbring (MFA, Indiana University): Sculpture and Installation
John Hill, Jr. (MFA, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill): Drawing
Christopher LaVoie (MFA, Maryland Institute College of Art): Sculpture
Paris Mavroidis (MFA, Pratt Institute): Digital Media & Film
Matt Sartain (MFA, Academy of Art University, San Francisco): Photography
Wayne Toepp (MFA, Maryland Institute College of Art): Painting
Yi-Hsin Tzeng (MFA, Savannah College of Art and Design): Painting and Mixed Media
Stacey Webber (MFA, University of Wisconsin-Madison): Sculpture

Welcome to check: http://irvinecontemporary.com/otherExhibitions.php?eventID=98

MINUS: An Exhibition

Surface, 2008, video, 7.02 mins
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GntbYMU9WB0


The Length of One Breath, 2008, video, 1.39 mins
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v

Minus: An Exhibition features emerging artists from across the country and from several different minority communities, including Black, Latino, Asian and LGBT. The combination of these communities verges on the majority. Works will be of multiple mediums, including painting, sculpture, video installation, performance and photography, and deal with issues of identity: gender, sexuality, culture and the body.

The opening reception will take place on June 26, 2009, from 7pm to 9pm, and will run though July 11, 2009. The studio will be open for your viewing pleasure on June 27 and July 11 from 12pm to 3pm, and for Studioplex’s Second Wednesdays on July 8, 6pm to 8pm. Viewings on all other days are by appointment.

The show’s title, “Minus,” reflects the under-representation of minorities and women in the art world. This group exhibition is designed to manifest the influence of the “minority” on contemporary culture and on the art world.

"Boxing Gloves and Bustiers"

The Last painting, 10 min. 2008
A group show in SOHO20 Gallery, NYC
BOXING GLOVES AND BUSTIERS

We are pleased to announce that the following artists have been selected to exhibit in Boxing Gloves and Bustiers:
Amalie Atkins, Ronnie Cramer, Sarah Stuve, Jessica Clauser,
Habby Osk, Katarina Riesing, Swati Khurana, Valerie Garlick,
Yi-Hsin Tzeng, Juliana Cerqueira Leite, Yoonhye Park, Julie C. Lohnes,
Kim Meijer, Jody Wood

Exhibition Juror: Kate Gilmore
Exhibition date: July 21 - August 15, 2009
Opening reception: Thursday, June 23rd


Boxing Gloves and Bustiers is an exhibition of video, photography and video installation that explore the many faces of heroic female figuration.
Topics include but are not limited to:
* Work that addresses a shift in the relationship of women to power and place and the subsequent critique this change entails.
* Work that depicts female triumph either in an extreme form or against the odds.
* Work depicting or critiquing female transfiguration.
* Work that demonstrates the ability of women artist/protagonists to transform the world around them.* Work on performative self-portraiture or invented selves, from the ordinary to the fantastic.