Ann W. LLoyd presents a profile of the globe-trotting, Brooklyn-based Chinese artist Xu Bing that tries to explain his relevance and popularity in today's art world. Mr Xu himself puts it simply: "My work relates to current discussion in art, so it is particularly appropriate for a lot of exhibitions. Different curators have different approaches or issues they are exploring. Some have a cross-cultural theme, or they're looking for artists doing something with language, or artists who use animals. Some are interested in performance art, or interactive art."
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