Artist and co-founder of the Idlebeats screen print studio unveils her latest solo show at the Identity Art Gallery
Best of Satellite Voices: Shanghai
December 30, 2011
Our local city editors chose their favourite stories of the year
- Text by Satellite Voices
Earlier this year in March, Dazed & Confused and Swatch unveiled this brand new website dedicated to daily, exclusive stories from the world’s most exciting cities and new creative hubs. If you're checking in now and know what we do, a huge thanks for the support. If this is your first time, then it's time to introduce Satellite Voices, led by our local city editors on the ground across Tokyo, Paris, Shanghai, Moscow, Munich, Rome, Santiago and Dubai, celebrating each region’s fresh, emerging talent alongside homegrown cultural icons.
As a round up of 2011, our city editors pick their favourite Satellite Voices stories in fashion, music, art, film, photography and culture.
Chosen by Karchun Leung
Photography: Zhu Quan
Zhu Quan is a friend of mine. We've been friends for a long while, I would always see him at a ton of different parties, his camera flash going off all the time. He captures life around him in a poetic manner, now focusing on his wife...
Fashion: Ziggy Chen
At the recent Shanghai Fashion Week I found something really inspiring, a new project from the Decoster label called DecosterConcept a dark force by a certified Shanghai creative, Ziggy Chen. The design director says of the collection: "This is all about life experience, I like historical elements such as furniture and architecture. I like texture with no luster and used items."
Art: Maleonn
As one of my favourite artists in China, Maleonn always surprises people with his artwork. It can be scary, it can be beautiful and you can always find a more meaningful spirit inside of his artwork. His importance in the Chinese contemporary art scene is that he genuinely makes you think about life...
Photographer Benoit Florencon goes behind the beat of Shanghai’s underground electronic music scene
The Photography of Phillip Reed
Exploring China's contemporary architecture and its Signs of Life
A gathering of awakening insects makes for a unique cultural inspiration for an epic new exhibition at ShanghART



