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Firstly in February 2013, Gao Mingyan's "Life Roles" were displayed in exhibition at MOCA. Upcoming exhibition "exercises of living" continues the work above and is deeper exploration on the topic of "What else could I do?" >> Read more

Wang, the curator at Shanghai’s MoCA, not only has in the past distinguished herself with her intimate knowledge of the practices of China’s young artists, but also has the good taste to present their most interesting works. Her young artists exhibition series “Follow,” which began in 2011, has been very much worth following... >> Read more

Ancient forms of punishment that involve bodily dismemberment were considered “inhumane” and thus abolished. In comparison, in the effort to challenge norms regulating common conceptions of humanity, many contemporary artworks often take up “dehumanizing” positions >> Read more

For a world that we cannot perceive, what does it matter whether it exists or not? Perhaps you can further demonstrate that, though an autonomous world is imperceptible, it can still think for us. Yet in this sense, such a world becomes one stipulated by human thought, and ultimately cannot escape the fundamental relationship between thinking and being. >> Read more

Dr. Tang Keyang has put together a wonderful, thought-provoking show and presented us with the question of ‘space’ in three separate spectrums of meanings. >> Read more

"Itching All Over" perhaps is the most fitting phrase Tang Dixin has found to describe his creative being or state of being (surviving). Itch is either a desire inside one’s body that is eager to be released but probably will never be satisfied, or an individual’s reaction towards circumstances imposed by the external environment... >> Read more