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2018.03.31 Sat, by

LI MING
1703
Antenna Space, Shanghai

Any set of random numbers that are deprived of their contexts are imbued with meanings. >> Read more
2017.11.23 Thu, by

LI MING Wins The HUGO BOSS ASIA ART Award 2017

LI MING Wins The HUGO BOSS ASIA ART Award 2017 >> Read more
2017.06.29 Thu, by

Li Ming Exhibitions_HDM Gallery

HDM Gallery is pleased to present Li Ming’ s solo show “Inspired by Transliteration” in Hangzhou on July 1st,2017. >> Read more
Artist profiles, 2016.05.03 Tue, by

The (New) Praise of Folly: Li Ming’s Work

Li Ming is a sophisticated type of contemporary flâneur. He takes possession of the space that is in turn defined by a human presence (i.e., by the bodily-physical presence of an aware human being), roaming in it and throughout it. He enjoys chasing spaces, but also words and concepts. >> Read more
Artist profiles, 2015.10.13 Tue, by

New Directions: Li Ming

In the third installment of UCCA’s New Directions series, Hangzhou-based performance artist Li Ming uses light, sound, and video to turn the Long Gallery into an intimate and interactive environment. Injected into the artwork’s looping narrative, >> Read more
Artist profiles, 2014.06.10 Tue, by

Li Ming-Mediation

Antenna Space is honored to present Meditation, the solo exhibition of experimental video artist Li Ming. >> Read more
Artist profiles, 2013.01.10 Thu, by

Li Ming

Born 1986 Hunan province, lives and works in Hangzhou >> Read more
Artist profiles, 2018.10.11 Thu, by

Sleeping with a Vengeance,
Dreaming of a Life
Institute for Provocation

‘...For each sleep is the true practice of hope, a long training at emancipation and freedom.’ >> Read more
Artist profiles, 2018.03.31 Sat, by
Artist profiles, 2018.02.26 Mon, by

Liang-Pin Tsao
“Becoming/Taiwanese”
TKG+ Projects

Liang-Pin Tsao: Becoming/Taiwanese pivots around Martyrs’ Shrines across the island. Capturing the Martyrs' Shrines through photography, the artist then transfers the imagery along with archival images of the Shinto shrines onto light boxes, juxtaposed with historical documents, in an attempt to foreground the past relationship between Taiwan and Japan. >> Read more

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