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He taps into a common sense of isolation which surpasses the boundaries of nations, culture, language, and ethnicity. The artist creates a window into the current state of Chinese society, and in some ways even affirms many Western preconceptions about China. >> Read more

While it was inevitable that “Filter the Public” would run into some difficulties with its venue, there are a number of very special works on display here, some of which utilize the space very well. It’s important to experiment with modes of exhibition... >> Read more

Review of the inaugural show at Antenna Space, a promising new gallery in Shanghai's m50 district... 
 
 
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Chris Moore looks askance at the work of prominent painter Liu Xiaodong, whose solo exhibition "The Process of Painting" closed recently at Kunsthaus Graz. >> Read more

A rather un-conventional survey show aims to generate awareness of the art scene and bolster market attention.



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Strictly speaking, ZAKA is not an unknown artist; rather, he is a faceless artist who uses the pseudonym ZAKA to navigate the art world. Cheng Xixing, the director of Don Gallery, was first contacted by ZAKA a year and a half ago; the “artist known as ZAKA” requested that Don Gallery manage his works, with the proviso that he would never reveal his identity. >> Read more