We are delighted to see a mention of our exhibition at Novalis Art Design, “For What It’s Worth: Ceramic Experimentations by Julie & Jesse” in Culture Magazine, issue 228, Hong Kong.
We had the pleasure of hosting Sotheby’s in our studio for a photoshoot juxtaposing our work and Chinese neolithic pottery including the collection of Ronald W. Longsdorf. We also sat down with Denise Tsui, managing editor of Sotheby’s Asia, to discuss “Understanding Chinese Neolithic Pottery Today”. Through a juxtaposition of Chinese Neolithic pottery and contemporary pottery we explore how history informs the present, and the power of the human touch.
The third shuitu-water and clay around the world exhibition catalogue
Julie & Jesse featured in the exhibition catalogue of “The third shuitu-water and clay around the world” exhibition published by the Qingdao Creation and Exhibition Center and the International Academy of Ceramics.
Julie & Jesse in the Louis Vuitton Hong Kong City Guide | 2023 Edition
Extremely happy to discover our studio in the Louis Vuitton Hong Kong City Guide, 2023 Edition.
Since 1998, Louis Vuitton City Guides have established themselves as the ultimate travel companions, bringing to life the world’s most fascinating cities for business and leisure travelers alike. To capture the spirit of each city, Louis Vuitton reaches out to journalists, writers and major figures in the world of art and letters, whose contributions – together with those of artists, businesspeople and creative talents from many fields – make each City Guide a publication like no other. From five-star hotels to boutique concepts, gourmet restaurants to neighborhood bistros, antique shops to designer hubs, museums and monuments, each Louis Vuitton City Guide is a treasure trove of invaluable information, which reveals the pleasures each city has to offer. Every City Guide also features a special guest contributor, who takes the reader on a personal exploration of their home city, along the way sharing tips on their favorite spots. The Hong Kong City Guide includes special guest contributions from Nicolas Tsé and exclusive photographs by Harold de Puymorin.
5.4 x 8.3 inches
Guest contributor: Nicolas Tsé
Writers: Catherine Shaw, Jonathan Hopfner, Divia Harilela, Michel Temman
Exclusive photography by Harold de Puymorin
Cloth binding
M+, Hong Kong’s new museum of contemporary visual culture, opened in 2021. Its varied collections include more than 6,000 works and objects from the worlds of visual art, moving image, and design and architecture; more than 1,500 works of contemporary Chinese art from the M+ Sigg Collection; the M+ Collection Archives, comprising some 45,000 items; and the M+ Library Special Collection.
M+ Collections: Highlights presents the work of more than 300 artists, designers, film-makers, photographers, and architects, specially selected to represent the collections as a whole, from Zhang Peili and Charlotte Perriand, to Nam June Paik, Zaha Hadid, and Shigeru Ban. Each chapter encompasses a different decade of the collections’ span, from the 1950s to the present. The book consists of individual entries on featured makers, each paired with an insightful analysis by an M+ curator. Interspersed among these entries are twenty-four thematic essays that illuminate some of the ideas around which the collections have grown, including modernism in Asian art and the future of painting in a digital world. Full of unexpected connections and new perspectives, M+ Collections: Highlights serves as an invaluable—and beautiful—introduction to this innovative new museum’s world-class collections of modern and contemporary visual culture.
Publisher: Thames & Hudson
Format: Hardback
Language: English
Size: 28 x 23 cm
Extent: 432 pp
Illustrations: 725
Publication date: 12 November 2021
ISBN: 9780500024362
Doryun Chong is Deputy Director, Curatorial, and Chief Curator at M+. Lesley Ma is Curator, Ink Art, at M+. Pauline J. Yao is Lead Curator, Visual Art, at M+. Ikko Yokoyama is Lead Curator, Design and Architecture, at M+.
