Current Projects

Posted by Edward on Thursday, September 25th, 2008

Welcome to CPU:PRO

CPU:PRO has been created to provide support and services to artists and the art world.

The Gallery space is currently in-between shows. In the meantime, please take a moment to acquaint yourself with our artists, aaajiao, Wang Yuyang, Xu Peng, Michael Yuen, Zheng Yunhan and Zu Jing. To keep up to date with our news and off-site projects, please subscribe to the RSS feed for this website, or sign up to our mailing list. If you have any specific queries, you can always email us.

Artificial Moon at Shanghai E-arts Festival 2008

Posted by Edward on Wednesday, September 24th, 2008

Venue: Xujiahui Public Area, Shanghai, China. 18 – 22 October 2008

Wang Yuyang, Artificial Moon, installation as part of Goethe Institute commission project, Beijing 2007

Wang Yuyang’s wandering moon will soon be back on Chinese soil (suspended slightly above it, to be precise).

After a spectacular installation in Florence, Italy, Artificial Moon is being installed as part of the Shanghai E-arts Festival 2008 in October. It will be on display for 5 days only in the show FINAL CUT: processing new media in public space curated by Davide Quadrio and Defne Ayas of Arthub.

Zheng Yunhan and Wang Yuyang at the 3rd Nanjing Triennial

Posted by Edward on Tuesday, September 16th, 2008

The Nanjing Triennial opened last week, and although a bit chaotic as these things always are on their first night, the show looks very strong. Our artists Zheng Yunhan and Wang Yuyang have new pieces on show.

Zheng Yunhan has produced a photographic piece from his new series of works, ‘Sunflowers Project’. The works from this project stem from the planting of a landscape of sunflowers near his home town of JiXi, in Northern China.

Zheng Yunhan, Sunflower Plan, Digital photo installation, 2008 Zheng Yunhan, Sunflower Plan, Digital photo installation, 2008

Zheng Yunhan, Sunflower Plan, Digital photo installation, 2008

In a darkened room Wang Yuyang has created the installation ‘Tonight I Will Consider Who I Am’, which follows on from ‘Moon-Landing Programme’ from 2006. The astronaut and his craft are now subject to some unknown disaster, set adrift in the cold and pitch black of space, the only source of light (and potential hope) being the intense flame of a welding torch, flickering amongst the wreckage.

Wang Yuyang, Tonight I Will Consider Who I Am, Installation, 2008 Wang Yuyang, Tonight I Will Consider Who I Am, Installation, 2008

Wang Yuyang, Tonight I Will Consider Who I Am, Installation, 2008

Wang Yuyang at BizArt, Shanghai

Posted by Edward on Tuesday, September 9th, 2008

Wang Yuyang has been selected by curator Fu Xiaodong to take part in the group show ‘Insomnia’ at BizArt. The show runs from the 6 until the 28 September 2008. A new photographic piece by the artist is installed in one of the room’s skylights, so make sure you don’t miss it!