Hi Medusa!

Chris Yee: HI MEDUSA! is an exhibition that creates a tangible connection between the Chinese-Australian communities of Sydney and provides a unique opportunity for visitors to engage with the history of the Garden through neo-traditional artworks depicting modern and historical Lunar New Year cultural imagery.

Presenting twelve new and existing bespoke tapestries by emerging Sydney artist Chris Yee, visitors to the Chinese Garden of Friendship during Lunar New Year 2019 go on a journey through the Gardens, discovering detailed, beautiful and humorous images at every turn. Yee’s design work evokes the experiences and narratives of the Chinese diasporic communities of the city expressed through a graphic sensibility that echoes that architectural forms and decorative embellishments of the Chinese Garden of Friendship. Hand woven, the tapestries in this special exhibition, presented by 4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art, compliment the natural flow of the venue, synthesising a harmonious environment of traditional and contemporary artistic expression.

Chris Yee: HI MEDUSA! has been commissioned by 4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art, Sydney, Australia and produced for The Chinese Garden of Friendship, Darling Harbour for Lunar New Year 2019.

Artist: Chris Yee
Curator: Con Gerakaris
Project Manager: Bridie Moran

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“TWINS EFFECT”

100% American made, woven cotton yarn
60″ x 50″

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“BOSS BABY”

100% American made, woven cotton yarn
60″ x 50″

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“TEAM”

100% American made, woven cotton yarn
60″ x 50″

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“STOCK XCHANGE”

100% American made, woven cotton yarn
60″ x 50″

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“EAST RYDER”

100% American made, woven cotton yarn
60″ x 50″

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“MIRROR BALL”

100% American made, woven cotton yarn
60″ x 50″

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PANORAMA – Solo Exhibition

With PANORAMA, Chris Yee explores power through size and scale – more directly the representation of sport teams, gangs, ancient armies and governments throughout time.

Through a series of large scale artworks he finally mends the missing links between the social youth of Chinatown, the suburbs of Ryde and the Roman empire.

Kind Of- Gallery
Wednesday March 18, 2015

6:00pm – 9:00pm

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364cm x 244cm
Acrylic on canvas
8 individual pieces

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Ink Drawings
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