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SUMMARY:นิทรรศการ \"Songs of the City\"
DESCRIPTION:Bangkok, Thailand. H Gallery is very pleased to announce a
 n exhibition of two artists who explore the urban environment in radic
 al contrast. Singapore-based Michael Lee creates cool, analytical rend
 erings of lost, destroyed and impossible cities, examining these sites
  as sources of individual desires, fantasy and collective memory and n
 eed. Olivier Pin-Fat’s photographs of his adopted home of Bangkok ar
 e inflected by drug-induced visions, a profound sense of the animistic
 , and disruptions of the photographic surface. While Lee dissects ethe
 real knowledge of places and spaces, Pin-Fat registers the outer reach
 es of subjective experience. At some point, the works of both artists 
 meet.Songs of the City most immediately suggests how forms of represen
 tation and image-making can demarcate a distinction between functional
  understandings and wild experience. However, while this exhibition ex
 plores dissonances and tensions between different forms, the linking o
 f Lee and Pin-Fat essentially maps intersections and idiosyncrasies th
 at explode exclusive worldviews. Songs of the City faces the terms by 
 which our architectural structures and environments can reflect and ac
 commodate our sense of self, and being. Lee re-imagines the limits tha
 t Pin-Fat dissipates. What emerges is a sense of experience and unders
 tanding as one and the same for the structures that frame our lives.Bo
 th artists will provide a tour of Songs of the City on Saturday, Octob
 er 15 from 2pmMichael Lee is rapidly developing an international reput
 ation as an artist of note. He also works as a curator and his practic
 e generally addresses representations of the built environment in term
 s of objects, diagrams, situations, and text. Lee has exhibited in a n
 umber of international contexts including The 2nd Asia Trienniale Manc
 hester 2011, The 3rd Singapore Biennale 2011, The 8th Shanghai Biennal
 e 2010, The 3rd Guangzhou Triennial 2008 and the International Film & 
 Video Association Film Award & Festival 1997, where he was awarded. Hi
 s curatorial projects include Between, Beside, Beyond: Daniel Libeskin
 d's Reflections and Key Works 1989-2014 at the Singapore Art Museum in
  2007 and Lee was given the Young Artist Award (Visual Arts) 2005 by t
 he National Arts Council, Singapore. He recently completed a residency
  at the Royal College of Art in London and his works for H Gallery hav
 e been nominated for the 2011 Signature Art Prize at the Singapore Art
  Museum.Olivier Pin-Fat’s photographs have been described as ‘sens
 itive, astonishing, fictional and lyrical’. He was born in Britain a
 nd has been based in Asia for nearly two decades, from where he exhibi
 ts and publishes extensively. Exhibitions include The Bangkok Art and 
 Culture Centre, Fotografia Internazionale di Roma, Kathmandu Photo Gal
 lery, Le Centre d’Art Contemporain de Basse-Normandie, Le Centre Nat
 ional des Arts Plastiques, Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography, P
 ingyao and Lianzhou International Photo Festivals, Nederlands Foto Ins
 tituut, Les Rencontres d'Arles Photographie and Noordelicht. He is rep
 resented by prospekt in Milan and his book DEAD LIGHT, BONE DRY which 
 was shortlisted for The European Publishers Award for Photography will
  be published in 2012.PR: Dr. Brian Curtin / +66(0) 8 9 1638102 / curt
 in.brian@gmail.comH GALLERY BANGKOK (MAIN PROGRAM)H PROJECT SPACE (2ND
  FLOOR AT H GALLERY)/201 SATHORN 12, BANGKOK 10500 ph: + 66 81 310 442
 8 www.hgallerybkk.com\n\nFor more information visit http://www.portfol
 ios.net/events/songs-of-the-city
DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Bangkok:20111013T000000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Bangkok:20111127T235900
CATEGORIES:art, exhibition
LOCATION:H Gallery
WEBSITE:http://www.hgallerybkk.com
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