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Founded: 2011 Founder: Jeremie Thircuir and Enoia Ballade Country of origin: France Headquarters location: Hong Kong Distribution: France (Eyrolles), Hong Kong (Asia One), U.K and Europe (Turnaround), U.S, Canada. Publication type: Art Books Official website: http://www.en.thircuir.com/

Thircuir Books (in French ‘editions Thircuir’) is a Hong Kong registered, independent publishing company specialised in contemporary Chinese art and culture, and more particularly photography.

Founded in 2011 by French entrepreneur Jeremie Thircuir and Enoia Ballade, the project aims to enhance one’s understanding and appreciation of Chinese art through books, indeed “show the amazing diversity of the Chinese art scene.”

Thircuir Books is distributed by GEODIF in France (Eyrolles), Turnaround in the U.K. and I.P.G in the U.S.A (Chicago) and Canada.

Chinese Contemporary Photography Series

To date, the collection is comprised of twelve monographs. Each pocket-sized book showcases the artist’s body of work and includes a brief introductory essay. Genevieve Brisac (Liu Bolin), Maya Kovskaya (Han Lei), David Rosenberg (Yang Yongliang), Enoia Ballade (Yang Yong, Song Chao), Jeremie Thircuir (Chen Jiagang, Wang Qingsong), Hong Lei (Hong Lei), Marine Cabos (Li Wei), Iona Whittaker (Chen Wei),

The books are meant as a point of contact between current Chinese art and the broader public overseas.

These books introduce initiated and amateurs alike, “the general audience, not necessarily collectors” to different genres and styles of Chinese photographic practices, outlining key facets of the artist’s work.

http://artbookguy.com/jeremie-thircuir-laptop-life-in-china_658.html

The books draw our attention to the quality and wealth of photographic ideas and approaches found in China today by giving insight into the life and work of talented Chinese artists.

This initiative thus epitomises photography as a “new space of thought between East and West”. The books are meant to illustrate the relatively new phenomenon of contemporary photography in China. Chinese artists are indeed “proposing new visual forms to represent the world […] they reinvent a photograph that often rhymes with painting, sculpture, performance... to better transcend reality.”

Photography is the medium of choice because it can be considered “more intuitive than traditional art forms”

http://www.en.thircuir.com/about-/

To summarize, “the perspective is Chinese, the language is photographic, the issues are global.”

http://artbookguy.com/jeremie-thircuir-laptop-life-in-china_658.html

List of publications

Yang Yongliang, Landscapes (with an introductory essay by David Rosenberg), Hong Kong: Thircuir Limited, 2011. ISBN-13: 978-9881992444

Song Chao, Portraits de Mineurs (with an introductory essay by Enoia Ballade), Hong Kong: Thircuir Books, 2011. ISBN-13: 978-9881992413

Liu Bolin : Hidden in the city (with an introductory essay by Genevieve Brisac), Hong Kong: Thircuir Limited, 2012, ISBN-13: 978-9881992451

Wang Qingsong (with a preface by Jeremie Thircuir), Hong Kong: Thircuir Books, 2012. ISBN-13: 978-9881607850

Chen Jiagang, Utopies (with a preface by Jeremie Thircuir), Hong Kong: Thircuir Books, 2012. ISBN-13: 978-9881992437

Yang Yong, Photographies (with a preface by Jeremie Thircuir), Hong Kong: Thircuir Books, 2012. ISBN-13: 978-9881992420

Li Wei, Hong Kong: Thircuir Limited, 2013. ISBN-13: 978-9881607942

Hong Lei, Hong Kong: Thircuir Books, 2013. ISBN-13: 978-9881607836

Chen Wei, Hong Kong: Thircuir, 2013. ISBN-13: 978-9881607904

Han Lei (with a preface by Jeremie Thircuir), Hong Kong: Thircuir Books, 2013. ISBN-13: 978-9881607843

Liu Xiaodong Diary Series

Liu Xiaodong: In Between Israel and Palestine (with an introductory essay by curator Hou Hanrou), in collaboration with Mary Boone.

http://www.en.thircuir.com/painting/#/liu-xiaodong-in-between-israel-and-palestine/

2015

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