With an impersonal, industrial feel, Xing's photographs explore dislocation, cultural status, globalization and tradition
Danwen Xing (born 1967) has made herself a leading artist of the Chinese avant-garde by exploring the boundaries of photography as an art form. This monograph cycles through all of her series including her recent experimentation with video and installation mediums.
STATUS: Forthcoming | 12/8/2026
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Published by Hatje Cantz. Text by Danwen Xing, Karen Smith.
With an impersonal, industrial feel, Xing's photographs explore dislocation, cultural status, globalization and tradition
Danwen Xing (born 1967) has made herself a leading artist of the Chinese avant-garde by exploring the boundaries of photography as an art form. This monograph cycles through all of her series including her recent experimentation with video and installation mediums.
