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Unscrolled: Reframing Tradition in Chinese Contemporary Art
Objects from this exhibition are widely from a diverse selection of Chinese contemporary artists.
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This exhibition presents a diverse selection of Chinese contemporary artists whose practices are informed by their cultural heritage. Re-working traditional aesthetics in conceptual ways, featured artists use new forms and media–such as digital animations and site–specific installations–to provide a myriad of means to understand and examine tradition's influence on visual culture in present–day China.
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