Published in conjunction with an exhibition at China Art Seasons, Beijing, 24 April - 30 May 2004. 'China's Photographic Painting' is a term used by curator Shu Yang to describe a phenomenon in Chinese contemporary art beginning in the mid to late 1990s, in which artists used painting to express a photographic visual effect. Artists' biographies are provided.
International Galleries Series 1: China Art Seasons | 國際畫廊系列1: 北京季節畫廊
Onsite
Chinese - Traditional,
English
2004
94
9628690396
2
catalogue
As a Hypothesis - SHU Yang, 舒陽
The Visual Experience of 'China's Photographic Painting' - SHU Yang, 舒陽
The Painterly Quality of 'China's Photographic Painting' - SHU Yang, 舒陽
China's Photographic Painting, 中國影像繪畫
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