Art beat

Shanghai

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Project realism

Installation art from two Israeli artists Daniel Shoshan and Amit Matalon is featured in a new exhibition Live_Trace. Shoshan and Matalon take an almost scientific approach to their art, taking photographic and drawing records of real landscapes and using them as raw material for further processing. They then assemble these images in a laboratory environment to create works of visual mapping, traces of memories and reflections.

9 am-5 pm, Tuesday-Sunday, through March 31. Duolun Museum of Modern Art, 27 Duolun Road, Hongkou district. 021-5609-5728.

Wood prints

Wood prints by Judy Oong are on display at Okura Garden Hotel in Shanghai. Also known as Yung Ching-yu, Oong is a singer and actress from Taiwan, who has lived and worked in Japan for decades. Her career focus is wood print and her work has been selected to be featured in several national art shows in Japan.

10 am-7 pm, March 18-24. Okura Garden Hotel Shanghai, 58 Maoming Road, Luwan district. 021-6415-1111.