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At the Lowe, the group's themes include country folk leaving traditional homesteads for the bright lights of China's big cities, gender and identity issues, prostitution, the emergence of a thriving club and music scene, and a shifting urban citizenry in light of recent economic changes.
Just as China is discovering an ever-widening path on uncharted ground, the artists' works take divergent tacks on the subject matter, ranging from classic documentary to unexpected experimental styles. The result is a grab bag of images that lift the veil on a vibrant culture still as exotic and inscrutable as it is grand. Call 305-284-3535 or visit lowemuseum.org.