Past Exhibition
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Ren Hang
Untitled 57
Ren Hang
Untitled 58
Ren Hang
Untitled 59
Ren Hang
Untitled 60
Ren Hang
Untitled 61
Ren Hang
Untitled 62
Ren Hang
Untitled 63
Ren Hang
Untitled 64
Ren Hang
Untitled 65
Ren Hang
Untitled 66
Ren Hang
Untitled 67
Ren Hang
Untitled 68
Li Lang
“Father 1927.12.03 - 2010.08.27”, My Father's Last Portrait B
Li Lang
"Father 1927.12.03 - 2010.08.27", My Father's Last Portrait B (detail)
Li Lang
“Father 1927.12.03 - 2010.08.27”, My Father's Last Portrait A
Li Lang
“Father 1927.12.03 - 2010.08.27”, My Father's Last Portrait C
Li Lang
“Father 1927.12.03 - 2010.08.27”, Body A
Li Lang
“Father 1927.12.03 - 2010.08.27”, Body B
Li Lang
“Father 1927.12.03 - 2010.08.27”, Father’s Pension: 32,136 RMB
Li Lang
“Father 1927.12.03 - 2010.08.27”, Father’s Pension: 32,136 RMB (detail)
Li Lang
“Father 1927.12.03 - 2010.08.27”, My Father's Hat
Li Lang
“Father 1927.12.03 - 2010.08.27”, My Father’s Hat (detail)
Li Lang
“Father 1927.12.03 - 2010.08.27”, The Last Hair
Li Lang
“Father 1927.12.03 - 2010.08.27”, My Father’s Bracelet
Li Lang
“Father 1927.12.03 - 2010.08.27”, My Father’s Bracelet (detail)
Li Lang
“Father 1927.12.03 - 2010.08.27”, Souvenir Picture Taken on September 18th, 1941
Li Lang
“Father 1927.12.03 - 2010.08.27”, Souvenir Picture Taken on September 18th, 1941 (detail)
Li Lang
“Father 1927.12.03 - 2010.08.27”, The Last Question that My Father Left Me: When will you come again?
Li Lang
“Father 1927.12.03 - 2010.08.27”, The Sky on August 27th
Li Lang
"Father 1927.12.03 - 2010.08.27", Father's False Teeth
Li Lang
“Father 1927.12.03 - 2010.08.27”, Father's Tie
Li Lang
“Father 1927.12.03 - 2010.08.27”, Father's Tie (detail)
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Ren Hang and Li Lang: My Mum / My Father
17 Jan - 25 Feb 2015
The joint solo exhibition “My Mum / My Father” features the new works of two Mainland Chinese photography artists: My Mum by Ren Hang (b. 1987), a rising star on contemporary Chinese art scene who encapsulates the country’s subculture in his provocative personal photography; and Father by Li Lang (b. 1969), one of China’s most important artists of documentary photography in recent years. In a contrasting showcase of Ren’s colourful and conceptually playful portraits of his mother, and Li’s emotive documentations of the life of his late father on which he hand-wrote 30,219 dates of the days his father lived, this exhibition reflects some of the intriguing and experimental facets of the two photographic forms.
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