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Xiaoyu Weng: Asian Contemporary Arts Week San Francisco
Independent curator Xiaoyu Weng will be speaking at University of California, Berkeley.
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As part of Asian Contemporary Arts Week San Francisco, independent curator Xiaoyu Weng talks informally about three major works by celebrated contemporary Chinese artists in the BAM/PFA collection: the monumental photograph To Raise the Water Level in a Fishpond by Zhang Huan, Xu Bing’s Scroll, and Li Jin’s large hand scroll Harvest II. The works will be on view in the Bancroft Lobby.
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