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馆藏 Red Brick Collection《聚合彩虹》 Rainbow assembly ，2018© 奥拉维尔·埃利亚松 Olafur Eliasson
19/11/2025

馆藏 Red Brick Collection
《聚合彩虹》 Rainbow assembly ，2018
© 奥拉维尔·埃利亚松 Olafur Eliasson

馆藏Red Brick Collection艺术家 Artists：奥拉维尔·埃利亚松（Olafur Eliasson）安德里亚斯 · 穆埃（Andreas Mühe）克里斯多夫·勒·布伦（Christopher Le Brun）展期：20...
03/11/2025

馆藏Red Brick Collection

艺术家 Artists：
奥拉维尔·埃利亚松（Olafur Eliasson）
安德里亚斯 · 穆埃（Andreas Mühe）
克里斯多夫·勒·布伦（Christopher Le Brun）

展期：2025年11月5日-2026年3月1日
Dates: November 5, 2025 - March 1, 2026

主办：红砖美术馆
Organized by: Red Brick Art Museum

展览“盐田千春：静寂之空”延期至2025年10月8日The exhibition“Chiharu Shiota：Silent Emptiness”extended through 2025.10.8
27/08/2025

展览“盐田千春：静寂之空”延期至2025年10月8日
The exhibition“Chiharu Shiota：Silent Emptiness”extended through 2025.10.8

立秋 Beginning of Autumn #红砖24节气 Brick twenty-four solar terms
07/08/2025

立秋 Beginning of Autumn
#红砖24节气
Brick twenty-four solar terms

Connections in Ashes“I often think about how we, as humans, are shaped by what we lose. We carry these losses with us, b...
20/06/2025

Connections in Ashes
“I often think about how we, as humans, are shaped by what we lose. We carry these losses with us, but they never fully disappear. They live in us, in our memories, and in the things we leave behind. The burnt chairs are more than just objects—they are signs of human presence. Their burnt surfaces tell stories of the past, loss, and change. Also represent this how—absence can still be felt, and how presence can remain even in destruction.
The red string is a reminder that we are always linked to one another, part of a larger, invisible web of relationships. Even in loss, there is a connection that remains.”
——Chiharu Shiota

Chiharu Shiota：Silent Emptiness
March 23 – August 31, 2025

Chiharu Shiota：Rooted Memories
The main object in Rooted Memories is a large wooden boat from Zhuzhuang Reservoir in Xin...
10/06/2025

Chiharu Shiota：Rooted Memories
The main object in Rooted Memories is a large wooden boat from Zhuzhuang Reservoir in Xingtai, Hebei Province. It is said that the creation of the Zhuzhuang Reservoir, rapidly altered the local natural environment and transformed people’s lives. Through the creation of the dam, and the flooding of the foothills, the local people’s way of life shifted from ‘living off the mountains’ to ‘living off the water’. After the boat was no longer used, a tree began to grow from its hull.
There seems to a be kind of marvelous cycle between the tree and the boat: the tree is the origin of the boat because it was made from wood, and now the boat has given rise to a tree, almost like it’s returning to its source.
As Chiharu Shiota said,“In this space, I use red ropes to create a warm, rain-like flow of memories. These ropes nourish the tree that grew from the boat, helping it extend its roots and bring new life. Moreover, a secret path is created for viewers, because in our uncertain lives, we need moments of rest to look inward, reflect on our roots, and consider where we come from and where we‘re going. As memory is not static, but alive, connecting the past and the future, and empowering each individual to grow. ”

Chiharu Shiota：Silent Emptiness
March 23 – August 31, 2025

Clothes are like a second skin, reflecting our true selves. While our natural skin shows our nationality or heritage, cl...
22/05/2025

Clothes are like a second skin, reflecting our true selves. While our natural skin shows our nationality or heritage, clothes reflect our personality and shape how we present ourselves. They carry the weight of our memories, emotions, and experiences, becoming an extension of ourselves. Even an empty dress can reveal a body that once lived.

In a dark room, a large dress slowly spins, its reflection shown in calm water, The movement of the dress feels like a dance of absence, where the body is gone, but its presence is still felt in the fabric‘s motion.Sometimes we can’t see the truth directly, it‘s hidden from sight, and we need to view it indirectly by shifting our perspective. We should constantly look within ourselves and the reality we live to find the right path.


In Gateway to Silence, an ancient Tibetan gateway is woven with red threads. These threads extend from the doorway, tear...
07/05/2025

In Gateway to Silence, an ancient Tibetan gateway is woven with red threads. These threads extend from the doorway, tear through the wall and spread out into the passageway, as if an unseen force is breaking through the limits of physical space to create a passageway that reach.es beyond the boundaries of reality.

The concept of “emptiness” in Buddhism, which explored, teaches that nothing has an inherent, independent nature. Everything is inter.connected, made up of causes and effects that depend on each other. InEast Asian culture, the red thread serves as a kind of “spiritual bond”pulling the emotional and spiritual connection between individuals.The door, woven with these red threads, becomes more than just a physical entry it transforms into a spiritual portal, inviting us into a space of introspection and inward journey, The red thread weaves together the inner and outer worlds, linking the silence of the mind with moments of revelation, It connects the thresholds of contemplation and transformation, offering a space for deep reflection and awakening.

When we dream, the body and consciousness seem to drift apart, creating a sense of separation, This is what troubled Zhu...
26/04/2025

When we dream, the body and consciousness seem to drift apart, creating a sense of separation, This is what troubled Zhuang Zhou: was he a man who had transformed into a butterfly, or was the butterfly in his dream, in turn, becoming him?

The bed often marks both the beginning and end of our lives. It is where we spend a third of our existence where we fall asleep, enter the realm of dreams, and awaken to our reality.

In Metamorphosis of Consciousness, artist want to explore the space between being awake and dreaming, The butterflies symbolize the transformation of human consciousness during sleep, It is like witnessing the transformation of a dream from a third-person perspective, as people while they‘re dreaming, are unaware of their physical body in reality and thereby their consciousness turns into a group of butterflies. These butterflies appear, leaving the body behind like a shell, and fill the dark room with their soft light, Though traces of the body remain the bed becomes the centerpiece of the flow of consciousness, and the boundaries between myself and everything else becomes vaguely blurred, as if fading into the universe.

While each time we slip into sleep, it is a rehearsal for death a journey beyond the body.

Shiota：Silent Emptiness
26/04/2025

Shiota：Silent Emptiness

Red Brick Art Museum will present Silent Emptiness on March 23，a major solo exhibition by artist . Curated by Yan Shijie...
17/03/2025

Red Brick Art Museum will present Silent Emptiness on March 23，a major solo exhibition by artist . Curated by Yan Shijie, the exhibition features a series of newly created site-specific installations that incorporate Eastern elements and local materials, responding to the architecture and environment of the museum. The exhibition not only deepens Shiota’s core theme of “the presence in absence”, but also drawing on her distinctive Eastern philosophy and cross-cultural experiences. Transforming the concept of ‘Emptiness’ in Eastern philosophy into tangible and tactile visual meditations, the show anchors a new coordinate within Shiota’s artistic career.

Silent Emptiness also showcases Chiharu Shiota’s manuscripts specially made for this exhibition, as well as archival photographs, and video documentation, tracing her artistic practice and journey：how she, as a Japanese artist, step by step entered the global contemporary art scene from Berlin, transitioning from paintings to immersive large-scale spatial installations.

HAPPY NEW YEAR！
31/12/2024

HAPPY NEW YEAR！

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北京市朝阳区顺白路红砖美术馆
Beijing

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