'On New Year's Eve of 2008, Hans Ulrich Obrist conducted a "marathon" of conversations in Beijing, addressing artists, cultural producers, and media practitioners about the post-Olympic state of the city. Asking artists Ai Weiwei, Cao Fei and Wang Jianwei, filmmaker Jia Zhangke, writer and publisher Hung Huang, and fashion designer Zhang Da, among other participants, how they were understanding and living through the changes Chinese society is undergoing, how they were evaluating the impact of such a mediated event as the Olympic Games or the role of Internet in their daily lives, Hans Ulrich Obrist attempted to map the mindset of the creative people of a city on the move.' - excerpt from back cover
Note: The Chinese edition of this book is also available at Asia Art Archive.
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AI Weiwei, 艾未未, 
CAO Fei, 曹斐, 
DAI Zhikang, 戴志康, 
JIA Zhangke, 賈樟柯, 
JIANG Jun, 姜珺, 
KANG He, 康赫, 
Zak KYES, 
LIU Zhizhi, 劉治治, 
MA Yansong, 馬岩松, 
SHI Jian, 史建, 
SHU Kexin, 舒可心, 
WANG Jianwei, 汪建偉, 
Xiao He, 小河, 
ZHANG Anding, 張安定, 
ZHANG Da, 張達, 
ZHANG Yonghe, 張永和, 
English
2010
158
9789881786456
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interview documentation
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