A Tale of Two Chinas
Chinese artists today are suspended in midair between two cultures, one global, the other adamantly national.
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The broad title of the MFA’s spring headliner belies the exhibition’s narrow focus. Far from a sweeping survey of art from and about Asia’s vast urban agglomerations, the show features work by just un…
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It Takes Two: Song Dong and Yin Xiuzhen
Song Dong and Yin Xiuzhen, a Beijing-based husband and wife team, are, as individual practitioners, among China's leading contemporary artists. They have collaborated for the last 10 years on a sing…
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Half the Sky: Chinese Women Artists in Philadelphia
How do Chinese women see themselves? How do female artists in China represent their private concerns, or register their take on a society undergoing rapid, mind-boggling change? Insights are currently…
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Yin Xiuzhen: The Fabric of Change
In clothing-based works that range from intimate sculptural objects to large-scale installations, Yin Xiuzhen examines the evolving nature of community in her native China and beyond.
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