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Pictures at an Exhibition presents images of one notable show every weekday.
Today’s show: “Ni Haifeng: Asynchronous, Parallel, Tautological, et cetera…” is on view at Pearl Lam Galleries in Hong Kong until Wednesday, September 2. The solo exhibition, which presents work from the 1980s to today by the Chinese artist, brings together photographs and installations that investigate the ideas of personal experience versus a master history, the psychological impact of colonization, and Hong Kong’s unique position in these realms.
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Ni Haifeng, Xeno – Visions, 2003, video installation, two channels.
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Ni Haifeng, The Domesticated, 2003, diptych of two C-prints.
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Ni Haifeng, Commodity and Money, 2007, photograph of pages from The Capital, C-print.
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Ni Haifeng, Self Portrait as Part of the Porcelain Export History No.6, 1999–2001, photograph.
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Ni Haifeng,Tautology, 2014, HD video installation.
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Ni Haifeng, The Keeping of Things, 2015, bronze.
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Ni Haifeng, Unfinished Self-Portrait VIIII, 2003–15, installation.
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Ni Haifeng, Unravelling, 2010, duo-channel HD video installation.
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Ni Haifeng, Warehouse No. 1, 1988, hand-painting on various material and building, installation view, photograph.
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Ni Haifeng, Warehouse No. 3, 1988, hand-painting on various material and building, installation view, photograph.
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