Located in the hills of La Jolla, a seaside resort community near San Diego, California, the residence of Chris and Eloisa Haudenschild is home to a major U.S. collection of contemporary Chinese video art and photography. The Haudenschilds began collecting contemporary Chinese video and photography in the late 1990s, when these mediums were beginning to become as widely used and important as they are today, and just before the beginning of the market’s current boom.
Cao Fei
works on loan: “Business as Usual” Exhibition
September 15, 2007 – December 1, 2009
Arizona State University Art Museum, Tempe; MassArt, Boston; Henry Art Gallery, Seattle
Business As Usual: New Video from China Cao Fei and Yang Fudong
garage talk: Cao Fei
June 30, 2007
Orange County Museum of Art, Newport Beach
Panel and conversation
Cao Fei, Hou Hanru, and Aimee Chang
Artist; Guangzhou, China
garage talk: Political Equator I Conference
June 11, 2006 at hG
Panel and screening
Cao Fei, Pi Li, Norman Bryson, Paul Pickowicz, Eyal Weizman, Andrew Ross, Teddy Cruz, Steve Fagin, Vicky Funari, Sergio de la Torre, and Roberto Tejada
film screening: Cao Fei’s “Whose Utopia?”
June 11, 2006 at hG
World Premiere
Whose Utopia? documents Chinese lighting factory workers acting out their private dreams
Artist; Guangzhou, China
works on loan: “Follow Me!” Exhibition
July 2 – September 4, 2005
Mori Art Museum, Tokyo, Japan
Follow Me! Contemporary Chinese Art at the Threshold of the Millennium
Shi Yong
