Ni Haifeng

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Ni Haifeng: The Return of the Shreds Edited by Kitty Zijlmans, Ni Haifeng. Text by Marianne Brouwer, Kitty Zijlmans. Using materials like textile shreds, cardboard boxes, LCD screens, chili pepper, tea, porcelain shards and wooden crates, Amsterdam based Chinese artist Ni Haifeng creates powerful, poetic installations that examine issues like
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VALIZ/MUSEUM DE LAKENHAL, LEIDEN
ISBN: 9789071655227
$29.95 | In stock

Ni Haifeng: Para-Production Text by Pauline J. Yao. The Chinese-born, Amsterdam-based artist Ni Haifeng creates mixed media works that subvert the cultural systems of language, return, exchange and production. Para-Production, documented here from inception through installation, utilizes shreds of
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BLUE KINGFISHER
ISBN: 9789881803351
$20.00 | In stock

Ni Haifeng: No Man's Land Essays by Marianne Brouwerand Roel Arkesteijn. This first monograph on the Chinese contemporary conceptual artist Ni Haifeng examines the development of his work since the mid-80s and focuses on his main subject matter of representation, dislocation and
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ARTIMO
ISBN: 9789075380729
$30.00 | Not available

Ni Haifeng

Ni Haifeng: Para-Production

Text by Pauline J. Yao.
Published by Blue Kingfisher

The Chinese-born, Amsterdam-based artist Ni Haifeng creates mixed media works that subvert the cultural systems of language, return, exchange and production. Para-Production, documented here from inception through installation, utilizes shreds of discarded fabric gathered from Chinese garment factories to propose a conceptual reversal of capitalist production.

Ni Haifeng: The Return of the Shreds

Edited by Kitty Zijlmans, Ni Haifeng. Text by Marianne Brouwer, Kitty Zijlmans.
Published by Valiz/Museum De Lakenhal, Leiden

Using materials like textile "shreds," cardboard boxes, LCD screens, chili pepper, tea, porcelain shards and wooden crates, Amsterdam based Chinese artist Ni Haifeng creates powerful, poetic installations that examine issues like cultural globalization. In this catalogue, he questions what defines cultural identity--what power art still has--in our globalized world.

Ni Haifeng: No Man's Land

Essays by Marianne Brouwerand Roel Arkesteijn.
Published by Artimo

This first monograph on the Chinese contemporary conceptual artist Ni Haifeng examines the development of his work since the mid-80s and focuses on his main subject matter of representation, dislocation and cultural identity. Known originally for his large-scale installations, which combine painting and sculpture, Haifeng has included video and photography in his repertoire since settling in Amsterdam in 1994.