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Chinese Media Admit Government Failed on Infrastructure amid Deadly Floods

Chinese Media Admit Government Failed on Infrastructure amid Deadly Floods JADE GAO/AFP via Getty Images 22 Jul 2021 Just a few weeks after they scrambled to score cheap political points against American disaster response from the condo collapse in Miami, Chinese state media organs are grudgingly admitting the deadly floods in Henan province show their government did a poor job of infrastructure planning and construction. China’s state-run Global Times on Wednesday tried to blame climate change for the unexpectedly heavy rains that flooded Henan, and strove to downplay the role China’s dam-building spree played in disrupting natural flood plains:

MétéoMédia - Scientists watch as remote Chinese glaciers melt at shocking pace

Scientists watch as remote Chinese glaciers melt at shocking pace Reuters mardi, 10 novembre 2020 à 14:24 - The melting in the mountains could peak within a decade, after which snow melt would sharply decrease due to the smaller, fewer glaciers. QILIAN MOUNTAINS, China (Reuters) - Glaciers in China s bleak Qilian mountains are disappearing at a shocking rate as global warming brings unpredictable change and raises the prospect of crippling, long-term water shortages, scientists say. The largest glacier in the 800-km (500-mile) mountain chain on the arid northeastern edge of the Tibetan plateau has retreated about 450 metres since the 1950s, when researchers set up China s first monitoring station to study it.

The 13th Shanghai Biennale Examines Interdependence at Time of Unprecedented Challenges

Concept Image of the Biennale theme. Image © Paula Vilaplana de Miguel The 13th Shanghai Biennale advocates for the momentous contribution that art plays in the reconstruction of a world shaped by environmental, social and political distress, says chief curator Andrés Jaque. The overarching theme of the Biennale encourages thinking beyond human-centred and nation-based narratives to a connection between the individual and the environment. Zadie Xa and Benito Mayor Vallejo, Art Night London 2019. Courtesy the artists and Art Night 2019, photo by Matt Rowe Curated by the New York-based architect and writer Andrés Jaque, director of the Advanced Architectural Design Program at Columbia University and founder of the Office for Political Innovation, together with a team comprising Marina Otero Verzier, Lucia Pietroiusti, Mi You and Filipa Ramos, the exhibition also invites artists to engage with the history and geography of Shanghai. The city itself illustrates the theme, as the H

The 13th Shanghai Biennale announces participants for main exhibition

The 13th Shanghai Biennale announces participants for main exhibition Feliciano Centurión, Untitled, 1994, oil on canvas, 164 x 217 cm. Private Collection. SHANGHAI .- The Power Station of Art announced the culmination of the 13th Shanghai Biennale, Bodies of Water. Its main exhibition PHASE 03: AN EXHIBITION opens on April 17, 2021, with 64 participating artists presenting projects, including 33 new commissions, presented at the PSA and other venues across Shanghai. To challenge the traditional biennale format and explore the participant-public divide, the Biennale is unfolding over the course of nine months as an in crescendo project. It began in November 2020 with PHASE 01: A WET-RUN REHEARSAL, a five-day inaugural program, and was followed by PHASE 02: AN ECOSYSTEM OF ALLIANCES, five months of activity and programing. This allowed the artists, thinkers and curators involved in the Biennale to develop their work in close collaboration with the City of Shanghai, its people

Power Station of Art announces the opening of the 13th Shanghai Biennale

Power Station of Art announces the opening of the 13th Shanghai Biennale “The flow and flush of waters sustain our own bodies, but also connect them to other bodies, to other worlds beyond our human selves.” —Astrida Neimanis SHANGHAI .- The Power Station of Art announced the opening of the 13th Shanghai Biennale, Bodies of Water. For the first time, the biennale will unfold as an in crescendo project. Challenging the usual art biennale format, it is the first stage of an eight-month extended program that will allow the artists, thinkers and curators contributing to the Biennale to develop their work in close collaboration with the City of Shanghai, its people, networks of activism, organizations, and institutions. Bodies of Water will culminate with the opening of PHASE 03: AN EXHIBITION on April 10, 2021.

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