»I have just reread my Objectives and my apologies to Mr Sigg as I referred to him as Mr Stigg in that first journal. I stated I would like to understand the Chinese more through an investigat…
Reflecting on Objectives
»I have just finished watching Ai Wei Wei - Never Sorry, a must see for those interested in Chinese Contemporary Art. For me it highlighted the schizophrenic attitude the Chinese government has…
Where is the CCAA heading?
»Advances and changes in technology have accelerated all facets of life world wide. In the past 15 years China has been at the forefront of change, social as well as technological. The death o…
Development of the Unknown Artist
»It is fascinating to see and learn about an inspired collections birth. As we travel and view collection from previous centuries we know little of the collectors motivations often assuming it …
Collections as a historical reference.
»I believe the engagement we now have with CCA is with art from a very worldly and affluent society, in some ways more open than those we describe as democratic. It does not reflect the strugg…