Chinese Scrolls of Madness

Director of the International Chinese Fine Arts Council, Inez Suen, has curated a group exhibition of work on paper from four emerging artists from Hangzhou, China. This will be the artists' (Guo Tiantian, Qi Yuan, Su Xianpan and Zheng Tianming) first U.S. exhibit. Is this a sea change for the...
By Amanda McCorquodaleJanuary 13, 2011
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Director of the International Chinese Fine Arts Council, Inez Suen, has curated a group exhibition of work on paper from four emerging artists from Hangzhou, China. This will be the artists’ (Guo Tiantian, Qi Yuan, Su Xianpan and Zheng Tianming) first U.S. exhibit. Is this a sea change for the galley known for pop portraits and street art? Oh wait, there’s kitty rayguns.

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Amanda McCorquodale

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