2019

Musk Ming Art Calendar 2020

Now available in / jetzt erhältlich in:

Eisenherz Motzstraße 23, 10777 Berlin, Germany

Erlkönig Nesenbachstr. 52 70178 Stuttgart, Germany

Gallery Mooiman Noorderstationsstraat 40, 9717 KP Groningen, The Netherlands

YOUR DAILY MALE 2020

Your Daily Male 2020
tear-off calendar
368 pages full-color
14,8 x 21 x 4,2 cm

ISBN 978-90-77957-3-25

www.yourdailymale.nl

Musk Ming's Art featured in CNN article

(26th October 2019, by Steven Jiang)

https://edition.cnn.com/style/article/china-masculinity-intl-hnk/index.html

30 Jahre Stiftung Starke Jubiläumsstellung

21. Dezember 2018 - September 2019

Der in Berlin lebender, chinesischer Künstler Musk Ming wird in der Jubiläumsausstellung seine Digitalmalerei "Das Kapital" zeigen, zusammen mit über 100 anderen Künstlern, wird in der Jubiläumsausstellung seine Digitalmalerei "Das Kapital" zeigen, zusammen mit über 100 anderen Künstlern, die bei Stiftung Starke Artist in Residence waren, Einzelausstellungen hatten, oder in einem besonderen Verhältnis zu der Stiftung stehen.

Vernissage: Freitag, 21.12.2018 ab 18.30 Uhr

Löwenpalais, Koenigsallee 30-32, 14193 Berlin

stiftungstarke.de

loewenpalais-events.de

ModernSky Magazine Vol.15 摩登天空 2019.06

GO CLUBBING IN BERLIN 去柏林蹦个迪!

ISBN：9787521701326 (出版社：中信出版集团, 中信出版社. 出版日期：2019-06-01)

‘Queer’ Asia 2019 Art Exhibition: The Liminal

13~14 July 2019 - Artivism and artist talks, community events - Moser Room, British Museum, WC1B 3DG / 15~17 July 2019 - Main Exhibition - Cloisters, Paul Webley Wing, SOAS University of London, WC1H 0XG

Musk Ming's artwork will be shown in ‘Queer’ Asia Art Exhibition 2019, The Liminal. The concept of the liminal refers to a threshold, a marginal space and a transitional phase. The artwork showcased in the 2019 exhibition speaks to these ideas. The Liminal addresses critical issues regarding gender and sexual identity by providing a unique insight into how queerness is imagined and experienced in different Asian contexts. From rendering a previously invisible queer consciousness visible in Asia and Asian diasporas to questioning the misrepresentation of LGBTQ+ Asia in global socio-political discourses, the artwork exhibited in The Liminal reflects what is openly acknowledged, what is quietly endured, and the areas which oscillate between them. By doing so, the exhibition demonstrates that the battle for Asian LGBTQ+ rights and equality is still an ongoing process that is often overlooked.

Featured Artists: Queer Habibi, Dan Vo, Jay Cabalu, Charmaine Poh, Showna Kim, Rudra Kishore Mandal, Heezy Yang, Musk Ming, Kahn J. Ryu, Charan Singh, Jamie Chi, Naruki Kukita, Alqumit Alhamad and Royal.