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www.theartnewspaper.com
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| | | | | The theme of the third iteration will be "In the Presence of Absence" | |
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www.stuxgallery.com
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| | | | | Wei Dong was born in 1968 in Inner Mongolia, China. He received a BA in Fine Arts from the Department of Fine Arts, Capital Normal University, China in 1991 and moved to the United States the same year. A personal obsession with the female body is one of Wei Dong's many complex interests. Growing up in China under the watchful eye of Mao's red guard, sexual fantasies and freedoms were forcibly repressed. Socialist realism was the standard fair in the art academies of the time, and as a result, any hint of sexual or erotic expression was taboo. Upon entering the United States in 1991, Wei Dong's preoccupation with the root of erotic desires as a young adult were given free reign over his canvases, resulting in grandiose explorations of the flesh. In the art... | |
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| | | | | New York museum made decision after initially resisting wave of protests | |
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timothymichaelphoto.com
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| | | This is part 2 of a multipart series on documentary photography. If youhaven't had a chance yet-please readPart 1: Photography Is Losing Its Value. Who Needs Photographers Anymore? Part 2: Photography Needs Photographers I read somewhere that if you can cook macaroni & cheese-then you can develop film. This is true. Processing film is extremely... | ||
