'The No Name Group began in the early 1960s as a collective of artists who were interested in painting their surroundings. The artists in this group pursued the idea of 'art for art's sake' in defiance of the prevailing idea that art should serve the people or the political ideology of the day. They created portraits, still lives, and landscapes; subjectivity and individualism were at the core of their artistic practice. Although active beginning in the 1960s, the group’s first exhibition took place in 1975. The No Name Group is now considered to be the first non-official art movement to have developed after the founding of the People’s Republic of China.' (Asia Society)
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Alternative title
No Name Group | Wu Ming Hua Hui
Access level
Onsite
artist
LI Shan, 李珊, 
LIU Shi, 劉是, 
MA Kelu, 馬可魯, 
No Name Painting Society, 無名畫會, 
SHAO Xiaogang, 邵小剛, 
SHI Xixi, 史習習, 
SHI Zhenyu, 石振宇, 
TIAN Shuying, 田淑英, 
WANG Aihe, 王愛和, 
WEI Hai, 韋海, 
YANG Yushu, 楊雨澍, 
ZHANG Daan, 張達安, 
ZHANG Wei (b. 1952), 張偉, 
ZHAO Wenliang, 趙文量, 
ZHENG Zigang, 鄭子鋼, 
Location code
Special Collections Room
Language
Chinese - Simplified, 
English
Keywords
Content type
portfolio
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