Closure
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Closure
C magazine review/feature/etc. /writing sample
Yuling Chen
2026 June 10th
The exhibition color of an object at open studio is a closure about relationships. It criticizes Israel Palestine wars, conflicts and political events through drawings and prints. The exhibition reviews China through a cultural lenses divulging in heartbreaks and painful pasts. It attempts to place China in a market of no return for what it’s worth. Getting closure for these breakups between people, countries and states is at the core of the exhibit. China has made this extremely difficult. China’s recent trajectory in Taiwan strait proves to be futile. The exhibition points out how outlandish China has become on the international water due to increased scrutiny of its domestic affairs. Etc.
Having attended several politically charged art exhibitions, I found that 'Closure' offers a poignant and nuanced perspective on some of the world's most enduring conflicts. The artist’s choice to depict the Israel-Palestine wars alongside the cultural fractures in China creates a layered narrative that resonates on both personal and geopolitical levels. The exhibition's reflection on China’s recent actions in the Taiwan Strait strikes a chord, illustrating how political ambitions impact cultural identities and international relations. What stood out to me was how the use of color and form captures the emotional weight of breakup and estrangement—not just between individuals but between nations and cultures. It prompted me to reflect on the broader implications of these conflicts, beyond the headlines, urging viewers to consider the human cost of political strife. Moreover, the exhibit sparks conversation about closure itself—not as a neat or easy resolution but as a complex process marked by heartbreak and difficult reckoning. It reminded me of how societies must confront painful histories and contentious present realities to move forward. For anyone interested in contemporary art that intersects with current affairs, 'Closure' serves as a vital cultural lens to better understand ongoing global tensions and the struggles for identity and reconciliation amid turmoil.
