These collection of selected teachings of Confucius was published in 1954, just four years before Pinyin was officially instated as part of language reform.
尹秀珍 《第二张皮》»
尹秀珍的作品“软绵绵”的气质源自艺术家由此而成名的材料：二手服装的面料。不过艺术家的女性特质在她创造的“可进入”的空间里可谓达到了顶点；这一概念在纽约现代艺术博物馆最近展出的《集体潜意识》(2007）中得到了更深的递进。在这件作品里，观众被邀请进入一条拼凑面料构成的毛毛虫里，
样板间：一件自己的房子»
Last sunday, Chart Contemporary invited Chen Ke to display “A Room of One’s Own,” a temporary installation that is the fourth in an on-going series of Open Houses, art interventions in some of Beijing’s unique spaces. Chen Ke’s room was a tiny closet of a room in a damp underground maze of dwellings near Lido […]
李明 《X X》展评»
Eleven videos and sporadic accoutrements litter the floor of this exhibition by the emerging artist Li Ming. A television, cast in the bushes outside the gallery entrance, screens Back Garden, 2008, in which security guards, recurring characters in the artist’s vignettes, romp around the gardens of a residential compound in unintelligible acts of “play.”
《新中国美术60年》»
On the eve of the 60th anniversary of the People’s Republic, things are beginning to look red here in Beijing, deep red, like a profuse wound. On the Beijing streets, some of the visual celebratory feast residents drank in last year during the Olympics is being recreated in billboards, television galas, parades, mass performances and […]
高名潞书目：第二部 (2008-2010)»
高名潞的《’85美术运动》全面透视并呈现了中国当代艺术史上最令人激动、最富乌托邦色彩、最具青年造反气质，又最为广泛生发的 艺术运动。全书分两 卷：上卷“80年代的人文前卫”是高名潞与周彦、舒群、王小箭、王明贤、童滇等人所著《中国当代美术史：1985—1986》（上海人民，1991）的修 订版。
高名潞的书目: 第一部 1997－2008»
The following is a complete list of Gao Minglu’s publications in English and Chinese, with synopsis (when available) and table of contents in both English and Chinese, to reveal Chinese language information, click 中文 to your right.
1991 主编《中国当代美术史》editor of “The History of Contemporary Chinese Art” [Chinese only]
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1997《中国当代美术史（1985—1986）》“The History of Contemporary Chinese Art […]
巴巴啦揭露了中国当代艺术界»
The title alone of Barbara Pollack’s part exposé, part romp through the Chinese art world seems enough to identify the author’s New Yorker status. But she wears her outsider status like a badge, humbly poising herself to profile art world power players and make a broad outline of the yet infantile Chinese art infrastructure. As an […]
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