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Liu Xiaodong, Xu Tan, Qiu Xiaofei, Liu Wei, Gong Jian, Yang Xinguang, and Zhang Liaoyuan
Chen Shaoxiong,Hou Yong,Liang Yuanwei,Liu Wei,Qiu Anxiong,Qiu Xiaofei
Xijing Olympics: An Exhibition by the Xijing Men Collective(Chen Shaoxiong, Gimhongsok, Tsuyoshi Ozawa)
BLDG 115, RM 1904
A Gust of Wind
Drowning
House of Recollected Fragments
Chen Shaoxiong, Gong Jian, Kan Xuan, Liang Yuanwei, Liu Wei, Qiu Anxiong, Qiu Xiaofei, Song Kun
James Beckett,Pash Buzari,David Zink Yi
Staring Into Amnesia
Tiger
The Outcast
Forged Realities
Love It, Bite It
Visible and invisible, Known and Unknown
It is my life
Bik Ver Pol ; Chen Shaoxiong ; Chen Xiaoyun ; Fu Jie ; Jia Zhangke ; Kan Xuan ; Liang wei ; Liang yue ; Liu ding ; Qiu Anxiong ; Qiu Xiaofei ; Song Kun ; Sun Xun ; Yangjiang group ; Zheng Guogu
Chen Shaoxiong Ozawa Tsuyoshi and their families
ZHENG Guogu (GuangdongYangjiang), Erik van LIESHOUT (NL), Charlotte SCHLEIFFERT (Xiamen, Rotterdam), Xu Tan (Guangzhou), XU Zhen (Shanghai)
JIANG Zhi (Beijing-Shenzhen), Aernout MIK (Netherlands), ZHOU Zixi (Shanghai)
FAN Di'an, LENG Lin, Karen SMITH, ZHANG Wei, PI Li,AI Weiwei,JIA Zhangke,WANG Jianwei

 

 
 

Arco08

Boers-Li Gallery is pleased to announce that it will be participating in Arco08, the contemporary art fair held annually in Madrid, Spain, from 13-18 February 2008. This year, we will be showcasing a new sculpture work by Liu Wei.

Liu Wei¡¯s works are often satirical and humorous; the artist¡¯s practice is also uniquely varied, working in video, installation, drawing, sculpture and painting. There is no one defining stylistic tendency which ties his work together, rather throughout Liu¡¯s work lies an engagement with peripheral identity in the context of wider culture; his works often describe a sentiment of excess, corruption, and aggression reflective of cultural anxiety.

The sculpture on display at Arco is a large, polished steel cube measuring two meters on an edge and weighing approximately one ton. Each face is composed of a series of ever-smaller frames superimposed over each other, lending a general impression reminiscent of the composition of Liu Wei's ¡°Outcast¡± painting series. The artistic vocabulary is that of the non sequitur; the sculpture appears as some kind of extraterrestrial object mysteriously displaced to the space of the art fair. This awkwardness calls to mind the marginal position of the outsider thrust into a new social context, an association that is reinforced by the jarring detailing of the sculpture. Ultimately, the sculpture represents a visualization of Liu Wei's recent conceptual work.

 

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