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Wahnsinn Der Medea
Wahnsinn Der Medea

By Lu Mingjun, Mingjun Lü

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Art And China After 1989: Theater Of The World
Art And China After 1989: Theater Of The World

By Alexandra Munroe, Hou Hanru, Anthony Yung, Jane DeBevoise, Lu Mingjun, Hanru Hou, Philip Tinari, Katherine Grube, Stephanie Tung, Xiaorui Zhu-Nowell

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Published On The Occasion Of The Largest Exhibition Of Contemporary Art From China Ever Mounted In North America, Organized By The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, 'art And China After 1989: Theater O...

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Chen Yufan & Chen Yujun: Mulan River
Chen Yufan & Chen Yujun: Mulan River

By Fang Zhiling, Lu Mingjun, Bao Dong, Chen Yufan, Christof Kerber GmbH & Co KG

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'The brothers Chen Yufan (*1973) and Chen Yujun (*1976) have been working together non-stop on their huge project Mulan River since 2008. Starting with a river near their hometown of Putian, in the...

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Zhou Li
Zhou Li

By Fiona He, Lu Mingjun, He Xiao, Pi Li, Zhou Li

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Li Nu: Peace Piece
Li Nu: Peace Piece

By Lu Mingjun, Li Nu, Yao Siqing

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Interventions in space and sound revealing landscapes behind the clamor of the contemporary worldChinese artist Li Nu (born 1979) makes sculptures, installations and performance videos that combine...

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