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Steamy cabbage art leaves delectable impression - The Standard beijing
7th June 2011

And then she goes home, cuts them and dishes out works of art depicting beautiful women that often leave very little to the imagination. Never before has the humble vegetable looked too good to eat. Ju is an artist in Beijing who started using cabbages ... full story
Beijing calling - The Australian beijing
3rd June 2011

Unlike Tan, Yuen, whose parents are Chinese from Hong Kong and Indonesia, is not curious about exploring his ethnic ancestry; his interest lies more in millennial urbanism. His assessment of the Beijing art scene is surprisingly blunt. ... full story
Blog book shows softer side of caustic Chinese artist - PopMatters beijing
1st June 2011

The collection, edited by Beijing-based art critic Lee Ambrozy, is the first major translation of Ai's writings into English. It came out about the same time that Ai was being whisked out of the Beijing airport by military police to an unknown location ... full story
CAFA Art Museum launches first biennale - Global Times beijing
1st June 2011

The Beijing-based Central Academy of Fine Arts (CAFA) Art Museum is launching its first biennale, entitled CAFAM, with the aim of becoming one of the best biennales in China, according to Wang Huangsheng, director of the museum. ... full story
Ai Weiwei book shows the caustic artist's softer side - Los Angeles Times beijing
31st May 2011

The collection, edited by Beijing-based art critic Lee Ambrozy, is the first major translation of Ai's writings into English. It came out about the same time that Ai was being whisked out of the Beijing airport by military police to an unknown location ... full story
Christie's President: Can a 'Gweilo' Lead in Asia? - Wall Street Journal (blog) beijing
31st May 2011

Mr. Curiel says he regularly watches local news channel CCTV and takes tours of cities, most recently in Beijing, to better understand the Hong Kong and China market. “Above all, I spend time talking to Chinese people,” he says. ... full story
Ai Weiwei: the dissident artist - The Guardian beijing
28th May 2011

On 20 May the Beijing police finally confirmed that a company owned by Ai was being investigated for tax evasion. There is still no word of when he will be charged, let alone released. As a global art star, co-architect of the Beijing Olympic stadium ... full story
China: Ai Weiwei charged with tax evasion - Spero News beijing
22nd May 2011

A company linked to the artist hid "enormous" sums from the Treasury and "destroyed" all records. In the past, many dissidents were accused of economic crimes. By Asia News Beijing (AsiaNews / Agencies) - A short statement from Xinhua says that a ... full story
Hong Kong Art Week: What to See - Wall Street Journal (blog) beijing
21st May 2011

The Hong Kong International Art Fair -- Art HK for short -- opens Thursday, but it's just one of a weeklong series of events that include outdoor happenings and sales by more than a dozen auction houses. Hong Kong's international art fair — Art HK ... full story
Is China afraid of Ai Weiwei? - CNN International beijing
17th May 2011

Arrested by Chinese authorities on his way to Hong Kong on April 3 as a widespread crackdown on dissidents, activists and religious groups rolled across China, Weiwei's Beijing studio was raided and his wife Lu Qing and eight assistants taken into ... full story
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