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Essay: Chinas Avantgarde 论文：中国的先锋艺术, Huan Zhang 張洹
Essay: Chinas Avantgarde 论文：中国的先锋艺术, Huan Zhang 張洹
Zhou Documents
This essay, written in German by Sam Ping Hiller, discusses the Avant-Garde art and artists in China in the 1990s. It states how artists have shown a rebellious attitude towards the political and economic pressure through their works, using Zhang Huan as the example. This essay was published in "Schwarze Seiten", a German magazine, and has a photo of Zhang Huan's "65 kg" attached to the article. (Yifan Shang '25)
Poster: 25mm Diameter Rebar 海报：25mm 螺纹钢, Huan Zhang 張洹
Poster: 25mm Diameter Rebar 海报：25mm 螺纹钢, Huan Zhang 張洹
Zhou Documents
This poster is about the artist's action art "25mm Diameter Rebar", which took place in a constructing building in Beijing on April 30, 1995. Written in German, it is titled "A Lot is Risked in Beijing", with its subtitles stating "Western-style art is also gaining a foothold in China’s capital: locals like Zhang Huan and returning emigrants like Zhu Jinshi (Berlin) and Lin Tianmiao (New York) provoke the authorities with their actions". (Yifan Shang '25)
Exhibition Catalog: Zhang Hong-Tu, Hong-Tu Zhang 张洪图
Exhibition Catalog: Zhang Hong-Tu, Hong-Tu Zhang 张洪图
Zhou Documents
The exhibition catalog mainly consisted of an interview between Lydia Yee and the artist about the exhibition "Zhang Hongtu: Material Mao", which took place in the Bronx Museum of Arts, New York from October 13, 1995 to January 14, 1996. Several selected works in the "Material Mao" series, a list of the works in this exhibition and a brief resume of the artist are included in the catalog. (Yifan Shang '25)
Artist Statement: Zhang Hong-Tu, Hong-Tu Zhang 张洪图
Artist Statement: Zhang Hong-Tu, Hong-Tu Zhang 张洪图
Zhou Documents
The artist provides an explanation on the creation of holes in his work, which he used in his "Material Mao" series. (Yifan Shang '25)
Resume: Zhang Hong-Tu, Hong-Tu Zhang 张洪图
Resume: Zhang Hong-Tu, Hong-Tu Zhang 张洪图
Zhou Documents
This resume consisted of the artist's information from 1982 to 1995 including his education, awards, solo/group exhibitions, and the institutions that had his work in collection. (Yifan Shang '25)
Exhibition Document: Zhang Jian-Jun, Jian-Jun Zhang 张建军
Exhibition Document: Zhang Jian-Jun, Jian-Jun Zhang 张建军
Zhou Documents
Museum label information of works "Paradox of the Fish" and "To Fuse" are provided in English, including dates of creation, dimensions, materials, and descriptions of works. (Yifan Shang '25)
Resume: Zhang Jian-Jun, Jian-Jun Zhang 张建军
Resume: Zhang Jian-Jun, Jian-Jun Zhang 张建军
Zhou Documents
This resume consisted of the artist's information from 1977 o 1995, including education background, positions, fellowship and honors, the institutions that collected his work, places he gave lectures at and exhibitions. (Yifan Shang '25)
Proposals: Zhang Peili's Video Installations, Pei-Li Zhang 张培力
Proposals: Zhang Peili's Video Installations, Pei-Li Zhang 张培力
Zhou Documents
Two proposals of artist's video installations, "Lenses" and "Diameter 30", are provided in English. (Yifan Shang '25)
Exhibition Document: Zhang Pei-Li, Pei-Li Zhang 张培力
Exhibition Document: Zhang Pei-Li, Pei-Li Zhang 张培力
Zhou Documents
Two solo exhibitions of the artist are introduced in this document. Materials, dimensions, and descriptions of the works are illustrated and described in Chinese. This document is copied from the "Black Book", volume 1 in 1994, titled "The Red Flag" and edited by Ai Weiwei, Xu Bing and Zeng Xiaojun, a publication without an ISBN. (Yifan Shang '25)
Resume: Zhang Peili, Pei-Li Zhang 张培力
Resume: Zhang Peili, Pei-Li Zhang 张培力
Zhou Documents
There are two versions of artist's resume here, Chinese and English respectively. Major exhibitions that the artist has participated in have been listed from 1985 to 1994. A proposal of the work "To be decided" is typed at the bottom of the resume. Two pages of pen-sketches about this work are attached with the proposal. The contents are part of the "Chinese Contemporary Artists' Agenda (1994)". (Yifan Shang '25)
Kenyon Alumni Magazine - Summer 2024
Kenyon Alumni Magazine - Summer 2024
Kenyon College Alumni Bulletin
No abstract provided.
Kenyon Collegian - May 2, 2024
Regarding 'Original Sound' (关于 《《原音》》）, Huan Zhang 張洹
Regarding 'Original Sound' (关于 《《原音》》）, Huan Zhang 張洹
Zhou Documents
No abstract provided.
Artist Resume, Huan Zhang 張洹
Artist Resume, Huan Zhang 張洹
Zhou Documents
This document contains the resume of the artist, Zhang Huan. (Nicole Wang '26).
Easter Island's Painkiller: How A Soil Bacteria Could Relieve Chronic Pain, Marko Krtinic
Easter Island's Painkiller: How A Soil Bacteria Could Relieve Chronic Pain, Marko Krtinic
Scientific Kenyon: The Neuroscience Edition
No abstract provided.
Cip Newsletter Summer 2024, Center For Innovative Pedagogy
Cip Newsletter Summer 2024, Center For Innovative Pedagogy
Annual Reports and Newsletters
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Doing Links: The Neuroscience Of Technology Addiction, Ali Hatfield
Doing Links: The Neuroscience Of Technology Addiction, Ali Hatfield
Scientific Kenyon: The Neuroscience Edition
What’s the difference between fentanyl and Facebook? Vicodin and video games? Whippits and WhatsApp? They all have the capacity to be addictive, and your kids are much more likely to experience one over the other. Addiction is an umbrella term describing the use of something in a dependent and problematic way, often referring to specific clinical afflictions such as substance abuse disorder or gambling [1]. Addictions and their symptoms derive from neurobiological changes that occur throughout the nervous system in response to a certain stimulus, such as a drug. Common behaviors associated with addiction include preoccupation with and increasing tolerance …
It’S Getting Hot In Here, So Maintain Situational Awareness, Abby Zavadil
It’S Getting Hot In Here, So Maintain Situational Awareness, Abby Zavadil
Scientific Kenyon: The Neuroscience Edition
No abstract provided.
Everybody In The Club Gettin' Tipsy: Alcohol's Effects On Behavior And Cognition, Lauren Barrabee
Everybody In The Club Gettin' Tipsy: Alcohol's Effects On Behavior And Cognition, Lauren Barrabee
Scientific Kenyon: The Neuroscience Edition
No abstract provided.
Letter From The Professor: Resilience, Hewlet G. Mcfarlane
Letter From The Professor: Resilience, Hewlet G. Mcfarlane
Scientific Kenyon: The Neuroscience Edition
No abstract provided.
Scientific Kenyon: Neuroscience Edition (Full Issue)
Scientific Kenyon: Neuroscience Edition (Full Issue)
Scientific Kenyon: The Neuroscience Edition
No abstract provided.
Ditching Magic For Memory: The New Mushroom In Town, Dani Buch
Ditching Magic For Memory: The New Mushroom In Town, Dani Buch
Scientific Kenyon: The Neuroscience Edition
No abstract provided.
What Does Aaron Hernandez Have In Common With Your High Schooler?, Sam Lee
What Does Aaron Hernandez Have In Common With Your High Schooler?, Sam Lee
Scientific Kenyon: The Neuroscience Edition
No abstract provided.
Cannibals, Chemicals, And A Trip Down Memory Lane: Unraveling Our Understanding Of Memory, Yana Honcharuk
Cannibals, Chemicals, And A Trip Down Memory Lane: Unraveling Our Understanding Of Memory, Yana Honcharuk
Scientific Kenyon: The Neuroscience Edition
Have you ever wished to preserve a memory forever? Or perhaps share a treasured memory with someone? Instead of having to look for words that could describe how you felt at the concert of your favorite band or at that first date with a person you’ve been pining for, wouldn’t it be nice to have the ability to transmit those experiences to your friends? To make them feel how you felt? While this sounds like a plot for another rendition of Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind, or a chapter from Harry Potter, the scientific idea of memory transfer has …
Plastic Pollutants To The Brain: Wrong Kind Of Plastic For The Nervous System, Caleigh Wukitch
Plastic Pollutants To The Brain: Wrong Kind Of Plastic For The Nervous System, Caleigh Wukitch
Scientific Kenyon: The Neuroscience Edition
The plastic revolution is here: we store our food in plastic containers, walk around with our coffee in plastic cups, and sit all day in our plastic chairs. We also know that our plastic waste floats around poisoning waters, cluttering streets, and choking wildlife. But it may be doing so much more than we realize - what if it is rewiring our nervous system?
Woop-Woop! That's The Sound Of Da Immune System: A Story Of Tricky Trypanosomes That Evade The Immune System To Get Into The Brain, Sophia Knaysi
Woop-Woop! That's The Sound Of Da Immune System: A Story Of Tricky Trypanosomes That Evade The Immune System To Get Into The Brain, Sophia Knaysi
Scientific Kenyon: The Neuroscience Edition
No abstract provided.
Brains Vs. Brawn- Why Not Have Both? The Cognitive Effects Of Creatine Supplementation, Riley Orth
Brains Vs. Brawn- Why Not Have Both? The Cognitive Effects Of Creatine Supplementation, Riley Orth
Scientific Kenyon: The Neuroscience Edition
In books, movies, and TV shows, there is a common trope that associates large, muscular people with an impressive, and often comedic lack of brain power. Of course, we know that this is not exactly the case in the real world, but are the two somehow related? What if there was some magical substance that had the potential to not only increase muscular size and strength but also the potential to improve brain function? Fortunately for us, this supplement exists and it is known as creatine.
Friends To Lovers: It's More Than My Favorite Book Trope, Smrami Patel
Friends To Lovers: It's More Than My Favorite Book Trope, Smrami Patel
Scientific Kenyon: The Neuroscience Edition
No abstract provided.
All You Need Is... Netflix And Chill? The Neuroscience Of Sexual Behavior And Hookup Culture, Megan Quinn
All You Need Is... Netflix And Chill? The Neuroscience Of Sexual Behavior And Hookup Culture, Megan Quinn
Scientific Kenyon: The Neuroscience Edition
No abstract provided.