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4 forthcoming exhibitions
Sept 08 - details of plans for shows in London and Brazil Sweden
July 08 - exhibition as part of large arts festival Includes new experimental work Romania
Apr 08 - teaching in Romania Hong Kong
Feb-Mar 08 - art in residence in Hong Kong Indian Conference
Jan 08 - City to City conference in Hyderabad HIV/Aids in China
Dec 07 - exhibition and education in South West China Huge mural
Sept-Oct 07 - a 110 metre outdoor mural completed at a school Research
Aug 07 - Jonathan starts working as assistant to large research project Dental Work
Aug 07 - Jonathan's work is installed at a dental practice Tansitional Era
July 07 - Jonathan curates show of some the latest Chinese art Liverpool & Shanghai
July 07 - the ongoing connections go on Wiseman Village
June 07 - joint exhibtion in unusual setting, China Lectures
May 07 - 3 lectures at 3 Chinese universities Redesign
May-June 07 - Jonathan is involved in redisgning TCG Nordica Resurrection
Apr 07 - Jonathan joins 30 Chinese artists for Beijing show Liverpool & Shanghai
March 07 - more virtual (but real) connections Artist book
Feb 07 - Chinese art book includes a foreigner for 1st time Dream & Reality
Jan 07 - exhibition of 2 Chinese artists curated by Jonathan Chun Qunjie
Oct 06 - retrospective exhibition curated by Jonathan Sensory Material
Sept 06 - work selected for prestigious exhibition Shanghai Biennial
Sept 06 - Jonathan is part of a Liverpool exhibition in twin city Shanghai Contagious Love
Sept 06 - Jonathan curates show with 35 Chinese artists Gallery Director/Curator
Aug 06 - new role at Sino-Scandanavian gallery in China WAVE exhibition, London & Seoul
July-Oct 06 - a group exhibition in Britian & Korea seven
April-May 06 - huge solo exhibition Colour Play, Shanghai
Mar 06 - joint exhibition with Australian artist
Click here for the news archive | |  | | Hong Kong residency Feb-Mar. 2008 - Jonathan was invited to be artist-in-residence at Tao Fong Shan in Hong Kong. Tao Fong Shan is a beautiful mountain top retreat overlooking the Shatin area of Hong Kong. Tao Fong Shan was set up in the 1940s as a centre for religious dialogue between Christianity and Buddhism. Jonathan created new work using the stunning surroundings as inspiration. The residency concluded with an exhibition and a performance event which used the outdoor space for large screen projections and 64 boxes placed around the octagonal chapel. More photos added soon. | |  | |
