At the exhibition, a vast Chinese audience can see the spectacle of Wang Ziyue’s “Floating Life in Crevice” (2014), a video that shows real people evicted from dwellings scheduled for demolition, re-enacting their menaced lives — themes avoided in Chinese art academies. Thanks to the new wealth of its collectors, and of many of its artists, China has become a major player in the global art world, and now the Beijing government apparently hopes that the splashy reincarnation of the Shanghai Biennale will inform the world that China is becoming more open — or is it immune?

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  • Shanghai Art021 art fair to launch a Hong Kong edition aimed at galleries from the Global South
    “Western artists are well received by collectors in China, but the reception of Chinese artists in the more traditional art markets in America or Europe has not been as enthusiastic,” Chau says.
    04/11/2024 - 9:03 am | View Link
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