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Lin Jingjing: The Method of Paradox
Text by Gu Zhengqing. Interview by Mi Zhuang.
Lin Jingjing (born 1970) is one of only a few women artists visibly active in the contemporary Chinese art scene, and her work accordingly addresses the complexities of female identity in contemporary China. Her paintings, photos, sculptures and installations incorporate “women’s work” such as sewing. This volume records her two-decade-plus career to date.
Featured image, from the Public Memory series, is reproduced from Lin Jingjing: The Method of Paradox.
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Published by Blue Kingfisher. Text by Gu Zhengqing. Interview by Mi Zhuang.
Lin Jingjing (born 1970) is one of only a few women artists visibly active in the contemporary Chinese art scene, and her work accordingly addresses the complexities of female identity in contemporary China. Her paintings, photos, sculptures and installations incorporate “women’s work” such as sewing. This volume records her two-decade-plus career to date.
