weiwei hung (3 Ergebnisse)

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: No Dust Jacket. Paperbacks. Two-volume set. Covers have one or two small, light surface marks and scratches, but hardly noticeable. Spine ends of Volume II are a little worn and rubbed, and leading corners of this volume are slightly creased. Binding is sound; pages are tight and clean; text and illustrations are clear. AF. Used.

Zustand: Gut. 384 Seiten; zahlr. Illustr.; qu.-25,5 cm; fadengeh. Orig.-Leinenband mit illustr. OUmschlag. Gutes Exemplar; Umschlag berieben; leichte Gebrauchs- u. Lagerspuren; Bindung leicht gelockert. - Englisch. - Über 600 Illustrationen (auch farbig). - Featuring works by Ai Weiwei, Cang Xin, Cao Fei, Chen Lingyang, Chen Shaoxiong, Chen Rang, Hai Bo, Hao Jingban, Hong Hao, Hong Lei, Huang Yan, Jiang Zhi, Sze Tsung Nicolas Leong, Lin Tianmiao, Liu Chuang, Lu Yang, Luo Yongjin, Ma Liuming, Miao Xiaochun, Mo Yi, Mu Chen, Qiu Anxiong, Rong Rong, Shao Yinong, Sheng Qi, Song Dong, Sun Xun, Bo Wang, Wang Gongxin, Wang Jinsong, Wang Qingsong, Weng Fen, Xiang Liqing, Xu Yong, Yang Fudong, Yang Yong, Zhang Dali, Zhang Hai'er, Zhang Huan, Zhang Peili, Zheng Guogu, Zhou Tao, Zhou Tiehai, and Zhuang Hui. Since the early 1990s, photography and media art have rapidly come to occupy significant places in Chinese contemporary art. Life and Dreams: Contemporary Chinese Photography and Media Art shows the widespread adoption of photography, video, and digital imaging by successive generations of Chinese artists, as seen in a range of visually inventive and emotionally charged works. Many of them reflect the artists' immediate responses to the unprecedented changes that have swept through China in recent decades, transforming not just the urban landscape, but also key aspects of social relations and everyday life. Some of the most recent media works employ elaborately imaginative and fantasy-driven means to suggest where those changes may ultimately lead the country and its inhabitants. (Verlagstext) // INHALT : Artur Walther: Foreword ----- Christopher Phillips, Wu Hung, and Artur Walther: A Conversation ----- Christopher Phillips: Life and Dreams ----- Plates ----- Zhang Hai'er ----- Rong Rong ----- Cang Xin ----- Ma Liuming ----- Zhang Huan ----- Ai Weiwei ----- Cang Xin ----- Song Dong ----- Huang Yan ----- Zhuang Hui ----- Wang Qingsong ----- Lin Tianmiao ----- Lin Tianmiao & Wang Gongxin ----- Hong Lei ----- Sze Tsung Nicolas Leong ----- Chen Shaoxiong ----- Zhang Dali ----- Luo Yongjin ----- Hong Hao ----- Xiang Liqing ----- Miao Xiaochun ----- Chen Lingyang ----- Weng Fen ----- Yang Yong ----- Yang Fudong ----- MoYi ----- Hai Bo ----- Sheng Qi ----- Hong Hao ----- Zhuang Hui ----- Mu Chen & Shao Yinong ----- Wang Jinsong ----- Zheng Guogu Xu Yong Chen Lingyang Lu Yang Zhang Peili Zhou Tiehai Jiang Zhi Sun Xun Zhou Tao Liu Chuang Bo Wang Cao Fei Cheng Ran Hao Jingban Qiu Anxiong ----- Essays ----- Wu Hung: Ruins as Autobiography ----- Rong Rong: New Framework ----- Wu Hung: New Photo and Its Historical ----- Conditions ----- Karen Smith: Enlightenment ----- through a Dark Lens ----- Stephanie H. Tung: One and Thirty ----- James D. Poborsa: From the Illusory ----- to the Political ----- Sze Tsung Nicolas Leong: ----- A History of Erasure ----- Christopher Phillips: A Spatial Film ----- A Conversation between Yang Fudong ----- and Wu Hung ----- Xin Wang: Media in No Man's Land ----- Lu Yang: Notes on "New Media" ----- Artist Entries ----- Bibliography Exhibition Checklist Contributors. ISBN 9783958294905 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 2100.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 4 volumes in slipcase: 88+40+84+46 pp., illustrations. Limited edition of 1000. In English and Chinese. Small tears at bottom of slipcase spine, nice condition overall, each of first 3 volumes signed by artists. "RongRong and inri are known today as the founders of the Three Shadows Photography Art Centre in Beijing, the first space dedicated exclusively to photography in China. The photobook LiuLi Tun tells the story of how they first met, fell in love, and began collaborating." -- The Chinese Photobook by Martin Parr and WassinkLundgren.