Liu Wei

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Liu Wei: 2006-2007 Edited by Waling Boers. Text by Pi Li, Philip Tinari, Gao Shiming. This volume tracks the evolution of young Beijing-based artist Liu Wei as he enters the second decade of his career. Works include a model cityscape made of oxhide, a collection of
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BLUE KINGFISHER/BOERS-LI GALLERY
ISBN: 9789881714329
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Liu Wei: Trilogy Text by Guo Xiaoyan, Gunnar B. Kvaran. Foreword by He Juxing. Interview by Hans Ulrich Obrist, Philip Tinari. Considered one of China’s foremost artists, Liu Wei (born 1972) uses performance, sculpture, photography, video and installation to explore themes of late capitalist excess and the anxieties of cultural identity. This
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CHARTA / LONG MARCH SPACE
ISBN: 9788881588299
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Liu Wei

Liu Wei: Trilogy

Text by Guo Xiaoyan, Gunnar B. Kvaran. Foreword by He Juxing. Interview by Hans Ulrich Obrist, Philip Tinari.
Published by Charta / Long March Space

Considered one of China’s foremost artists, Liu Wei (born 1972) uses performance, sculpture, photography, video and installation to explore themes of late capitalist excess and the anxieties of cultural identity. This latest monograph is the catalogue for the artist’s most ambitious exhibition to date at the Minsheng Art Museum in Shanghai.

Liu Wei: 2006-2007

Edited by Waling Boers. Text by Pi Li, Philip Tinari, Gao Shiming.
Published by Blue Kingfisher/Boers-Li Gallery

This volume tracks the evolution of young Beijing-based artist Liu Wei as he enters the second decade of his career. Works include a model cityscape made of oxhide, a collection of exercise equipment inside a steel cage and an atrium built of old doors and windows.