article excerpt: The Top 10 Artists Under 35 in 2014 by ARTSY EDITORIAL Dec 23, 2014 “The most extraordinary moment of 2014, for me, was winning the Deutsche Börse Photography Prize, which has been a longstanding dream of mine since my university days in London,” Richard Mosse, the 34-year-old photographer and filmmaker who tops this year’s list of most popular artists under 35, told Artsy. As with the rest of the artists below, whether selling out their first solo shows or stunning crowds with high auction prices, the 20- and 30-something lot of artists have garnered much attention in 2014, and the following names—hailing from New York, Brussels, Los Angeles, Cologne, and Taipei—reflect the artists, born post 1979, with the highest number of artist follows on Artsy this year.   1. Richard Mosse b. 1980, live and works in Berlin.   2. Lucien Smith b. 1989, lives and works in New York.   3. David Ostrowski b. 1981, lives and works in Cologne.   4. Wu Chi-Tsung b. 1981, lives and works in Taipei. One month into 2014 and Taiwanese artist Wu Chi-Tsung was celebrating the Lancaster edition of his traveling solo debut in the UK (split between Peter Scott Gallery and The Story in Lancaster), where some of his best-known landscapes, installations, and still life videos were on view. A highlight was his “Wrinkled Texture” photography series, Prussian-blue cyanotypes that have been crumpled and set in the sun, reimagining traditional Chinese landscape paintings. Finishing off the year, Wu has just been shortlisted for the Prudential Eye Awards, a prize granted to the best in emerging Asian contemporary artists to be announced January 2015.   5. Daniel Arsham b. 1980, lives and works in New York.   6. Sam Falls b. 1984, lives and works in Los Angeles.   7. Sam Moyer b. 1983, lives and works in Brooklyn.   8. Kadar Brock b. 1980, lives and works in Brooklyn.   9. Harold Ancart b. 1980, lives and works in Brussels.   10. Tauba Auerbach b. 1981, lives and works in New York. source: Artsy

Solo exhibition “Wu Chi-Tsung: Dust” in Site Gallery, Sheffield, UK has been listed as one of the week’s essential art shows in UK by The Guardian Guide. As the viewer moves around the space, disturbing the airflow, the artist’s highly sophisticated equipment projects the movement of the otherwise invisibly displaced dust particles across the gallery walls in a mesmerising and endlessly changing light show. In an accompanying piece, the artist turns his focus on the enchantments of a nocturnal city. Lit solely by a single, slowly shifting light source, a series of commonplace transparent plastic boxes are silhouetted around the room to evoke a ghostlike cityscape. The Guardian Guide 「吳季璁個展－灰塵」於英國雪菲爾Site Gallery，被英國最廣為閱讀的藝文參考指標《衛報》(The Guardian)藝文指南(The Guide)列為全英國當週必看的展覽之一。