Jing Daily Interview: Pearl Lam - "I Think What Art Brings Us Is A Bigger World"
Covering everything from her new "Window in the Wall" exhibition to her role in changing international pre-conceptions of Chinese contemporary art, our talk with gallerist Pearl Lam shed light on many of the issues currently facing the Chinese art world.
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- "Window In The Wall" Exhibition, Curated By Gayatri Sinha And Gao Minglu, Running At Pearl Lam Fine Art Through November 9
- Jing Daily (JD): Could you tell us a little about "Window in the Wall"?
- Pearl Lam (PL)
- JD: It sounds like a metaphor for India-China relations.
- PL
- JD: Can you give a quick run-down of some of the artists you've chosen to show at SH Contemporary?
- PL
- JD: You stopped showing at SH Contemporary for a couple of years, what can you say about how the event has changed over the years?
- PL
- JD: How do you feel about the role of domestic and local collectors in the Chinese art world? Are you seeing more sophistication among them when they come into your gallery?
- PL
- JD: Do you feel that fairs like SH Contemporary play a role in educating collectors, or is it the job of the individual curators, gallerists and museums to educate?
- PL
- JD: So who is one Chinese artist you think the world really should know about?
- PL
- JD: So trying in a way to show the universality of art around the world, or closing the circle?
- PL
- Window in the Wall: India and China - Imaginary Conversations
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