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For someone like Ai, how could it be different? His fate—personally, artistically and politically—hinges between all these different worlds. To him this doesn’t appear as a dichotomy; rather, he sees it as “self-expression”, with the self already being a reflective maneuver...
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The subject of “Coloured Sky” is a young girl of indeterminate age, who we never see. She is imagining what it is like to be an adult woman, a glamorized “film” version of her future. >> Read more

Shanghai—Pearl Lam Galleries is pleased to presentFLUX, an exhibition of works by eminentartist and artistic director Wang Huangsheng, >> Read more

Huang Yong Ping, the most prominent member of "Xiamen Dada", was one of the key artists to have emerged in 1980s China. Here the art historian and director of MAXXI Rome, Hou Hanru, spoke about “Baton Serpent”, a major survey of Huang Yong Ping in Italy... >> Read more

After representing the American Pavilion for the 2013 Venice Biennale, Sarah Sze has now moved on to occupy both Victoria Miro’s spaces in London, in what is in fact Sze’s third exhibition with the gallery. >> Read more

Gavin Turk was one of the defining artists of the provocative, harum-scarum 1990s London scene, dubbed the YBAs (Young British Artists). randian recently spoke with Turk following the opening of his first exhibition in China. >> Read more

Guggenheim Museum Presents Wang Jianwei: Time Temple, New Works by the First Commissioned Artist for The Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation Chinese Art Initiative >> Read more

This is the meticulously cared for realm of Liu Chuanhong’s imagination – an ambiguous and elastic liberated space, an in-between place existing beyond the jurisdiction of contemporary realities. To him, this is high art... >> Read more

The “Los Angeles Project” is not a thematic exhibition, and rightly so. What impressions do these shows deliver, individually and collectively, of the creative inclinations with which LA-based artists are working? >> Read more

Tai Chi is presented as part of Jeffrey Shaw and Hu Jieming Twofold Exhibion. It will be shown at Chronus Art Center from 26th Sep to 28th Nov. Tai Chi will be both a review and an extension in the artists's journey of historical reflection. >> Read more