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箭厂胡同38号(国子监街内)
北京 100007 中国
38 Jianchang Hutong
(off Guozijian Jie)
Beijing, 100007 China

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《180个画面》
马吃辣和思凡诺作品


201438日至410

箭厂空间在此荣幸地推出意大利建筑师马吃辣和思凡诺的新作《180个画面》。作品将生动的色彩谱系融入周边的胡同语境,接合箭厂此前展出的装置作品(《黑暗》,刘韡),以强烈的视觉呈现来吸引路人的关注。《180个画面》是马吃辣和思凡诺的“理论时刻”胡同干预作品系列的一部分,这些临时性的现场作品大多直接介入了拆迁中的北京街区,强烈的的平面设计语言和随手捡来的现成材料融入了这些之前私人化的现今却暴露在外的公共空间里。马吃辣和思凡诺的作品运用视觉的方式来探索城市空间,突出密度的含义,非结构性的再挪用,高档化,空间关系,产权交易,消失中的社群和身份。

马吃辣和思凡诺毕业于意大利威尼斯建筑学院。自2003年起,他们一直研究中国城市的都市化扩张及转型这类课题。2005年,他们以关注北京和上海市中心的老城区而获得格拉斯哥Archiprix奖,同年二人搬到北京。2010年马吃辣获得了Pollock-Krasner基金会的奖学金。他们曾在中国和海外举办过展览,目前居住和工作在北京。

180 Canvases
Marcella Campa and Stefano Avesani

March 8, 2014 - April 10, 2014

Arrow Factory is pleased to present 180 Canvases, an installation by architects Marcella Campa and Stefano Avesani that injects a vibrant color spectrum into the hutong environment. The work uses the existing neighborhood context and Arrow Factory’s previous installation (Void, by Liu Wei) to draw attention to both through radical contrast. 180 Canvases is part of Campa and Avesani’s continued series of hutong interventions entitled Theory of Moments–temporary site-specific installations that engage Beijing neighborhoods currently under demolition. Bold graphics and found materials are integrated into these previously private now exposed public spaces. Campa and Avesani’s works use art, social investigation and research to investigate urban spaces, and address ideas of density, unstructured re-appropriation, gentrification, spatial relationships, property speculation, disappearing communities and identity.

Marcella Campa and Stefano Avesani (www.instanthutong.com) are graduates of the Venice Institute of Architecture, Italy. They have been studying the urban growth of Chinese cities and their transformation since 2003. In 2005 they were awarded the international Archiprix prize in Glasgow for a project concerning historical districts in downtown Beijing and Shanghai and moved to Beijing the same year. Campa was the recipient of the Pollock-Krasner Foundation grant in 2010. They have participated in exhibitions in China and abroad. They currently live and work in Beijing.