Meng Jiabao
China
Meng Jiabao was born in 1991 in China. Her ancestral home is Tangshan with Manchu roots.
She graduated from China Central Academy of Fine Arts in 2015 with a Bachelor Degree. Since 2018 she has been a Master candidate of China Central Academy of Fine Arts. Now she works and lives in Beijing.
Eternity
2019
Video
1’36”
Image courtesy of the Artist
The Beginning
2019
Acrylic painting on high-tech fabric
100 x 300 cm, 6 pieces
Image courtesy of the Artist
*This work is part of the online exhibition only. The exhibition will display another work.
Nadine Norman (b. 1964, Toronto) is a Canadian artist based in Paris, France. Her work lives in the interstices of the museum and public space through performative installations which include movement and interactive participation with the public. She explores various themes including feminism, especially in the relation between its repression by society, and always fueled with site-specific aspects. Her work is research-based, in dialogue with the audiences she interacts with. Nadine Norman (b. 1964, Toronto) is a Canadian artist based in Paris, France. Her work lives in the interstices of the museum and public space through performative installations which include movement and interactive participation with the public. She explores various themes including feminism, especially in the relation between its repression by society, and always fueled with site-specific aspects. Her work is research-based, in dialogue with the audiences she interacts with. Nadine Norman (b. 1964, Toronto) is a Canadian artist based in Paris, France. Her work lives in the interstices of the museum and public space through performative installations which include movement and interactive participation with the public. She explores various themes including feminism, especially in the relation between its repression by society, and always fueled with site-specific aspects. Her work is research-based, in dialogue with the audiences she interacts with. Nadine Norman (b. 1964, Toronto) is a Canadian artist based in Paris, France. Her work lives in the interstices of the museum and public space through performative installations which include movement and interactive participation with the public. She explores various themes including feminism, especially in the relation between its repression by society, and always fueled with site-specific aspects. Her work is research-based, in dialogue with the audiences she interacts with. Nadine Norman (b. 1964, Toronto) is a Canadian artist based in Paris, France. Her work lives in the interstices of the museum and public space through performative installations which include movement and interactive participation with the public. She explores various themes including feminism, especially in the relation between its repression by society, and always fueled with site-specific aspects. Her work is research-based, in dialogue with the audiences she interacts with. Nadine Norman (b. 1964, Toronto) is a Canadian artist based in Paris, France. Her work lives in the interstices of the museum and public space through performative installations which include movement and interactive participation with the public. She explores various themes including feminism, especially in the relation between its repression by society, and always fueled with site-specific aspects. Her work is research-based, in dialogue with the audiences she interacts with.
Nadine Norman (b. 1964, Toronto) is a Canadian artist based in Paris, France. Her work lives in the interstices of the museum and public space through performative installations which include movement and interactive participation with the public. She explores various themes including feminism, especially in the relation between its repression by society, and always fueled with site-specific aspects. Her work is research-based, in dialogue with the audiences she interacts with. Nadine Norman (b. 1964, Toronto) is a Canadian artist based in Paris, France. Her work lives in the interstices of the museum and public space through performative installations which include movement and interactive participation with the public. She explores various themes including feminism, especially in the relation between its repression by society, and always fueled with site-specific aspects. Her work is research-based, in dialogue with the audiences she interacts with. Nadine Norman (b. 1964, Toronto) is a Canadian artist based in Paris, France. Her work lives in the interstices of the museum and public space through performative installations which include movement and interactive participation with the public. She explores various themes including feminism, especially in the relation between its repression by society, and always fueled with site-specific aspects. Her work is research-based, in dialogue with the audiences she interacts with. Nadine Norman (b. 1964, Toronto) is a Canadian artist based in Paris, France. Her work lives in the interstices of the museum and public space through performative installations which include movement and interactive participation with the public. She explores various themes including feminism, especially in the relation between its repression by society, and always fueled with site-specific aspects. Her work is research-based, in dialogue with the audiences she interacts with. Nadine Norman (b. 1964, Toronto) is a Canadian artist based in Paris, France. Her work lives in the interstices of the museum and public space through performative installations which include movement and interactive participation with the public. She explores various themes including feminism, especially in the relation between its repression by society, and always fueled with site-specific aspects. Her work is research-based, in dialogue with the audiences she interacts with. Nadine Norman (b. 1964, Toronto) is a Canadian artist based in Paris, France. Her work lives in the interstices of the museum and public space through performative installations which include movement and interactive participation with the public. She explores various themes including feminism, especially in the relation between its repression by society, and always fueled with site-specific aspects. Her work is research-based, in dialogue with the audiences she interacts with.