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It was something anticipated years ago. With the booming Chinese economy, the rise of the Chinese art market was inevitable. However, when it exploded in 2006, its scale and emphasis on contemporary Chinese art took many by surprise.

This page offers a summary and excerpts from articles published on CNN and The New York Times regarding the booming Chinese art market. The final paragraph contains a brief essay with insights from Artelino on this remarkable development.

The images featured here are prints by leading Chinese printmakers represented by Artelino. For copyright reasons, we refrain from displaying artworks by the painters and artists mentioned in the article.

Dieter Wanczura, February 2007

CNN on the Booming Chinese Art Market

CNN published an in-depth piece by Cathryn Meurer titled "Move over Mao: Do China's Artists Serve a New Master?" The article critically examines the boom in contemporary Chinese art, tracing its evolution since the reforms of Deng Xiaoping in the late 1970s.

"Some artists began to address the damage done by the Cultural Revolution, albeit cautiously. The movement was called 'scar painting' and 'the art of the wounded.'"

"By the mid-1980s, boldly experimental and political works were being

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Boredom, Shanzhai, and Digitisation in the Time of Creative China

Title

Boredom, Shanzhai, and Digitisation in the Time of Creative China

Editors

Jeroen de Kloet

Yiu Fai Chow

Lena Scheen

Price

€ 129,00 excl. VAT

ISBN

9789462984745

Format

Hardback

Number of pages

320

Language

English

Publication date

04 - 10 - 2019

Dimensions

15.6 x 23.4 cm

Open Access

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Series

Asian Visual Cultures

Categories

East Asia and North East Asia

Economics and Finance

Sociology and Social History

Discipline

Asian Studies

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Introduction I. Jeroen de Kloet, Yiu Fai Chow, and Lena Scheen We Must Create II. Eitan Wilf 'Creative China' and Its Potential to Problematise Western-modern-romantic Ideologies of Creativity Section 1: Boredom Essays 1.1: Anneke Coppoolse Create No More! Clutter and Boredom, a Hong Kong Prospective 1.2: Wen Cuiyan Combating the Boredom of Traditional Performing Art? The Case of Muk-jyu-go Interlocuting 1.3: Esther Peeren You Must (Not) Be Bored! Boredom and Creativity in Global Capitalism 1.4: Christoph Lindner Boredom and Creativity in the Era of Accelerated Living Notes from the field 1.5: Laura Ve

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Beijing Center rep the Portal - BCA, China

Beijing - Dongcheng District, China

Tian-miao LIN (1961); Jianhua Liu (1962); Dynasty LIU (1965); Zhijie QIU (1969); Bo WANG [Pisan]; GongXin WANG (1960); Lei YAN (1965); Hao ZENG (1963); Li ZENG; Peili ZHANG (1957); Tiehai Chou (1966);

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Gallery IHN S Think up 2006 - Nov 2006 Seoul (114) +0

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Gallery IHN, Choson

Seoul, Korea

Hao ZENG (1963);

Jiang Hu

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Tilton Drift G Hawthorn 2006 - Jun 2006 New York (65) +0HUANG, Zhuan (Curator)   +0

Jiang Hu - 'Chinese Contemporaneous Art'

Tilton Gallery , United States

New Dynasty, United States

Xiu Wen CUI (1970); Zhengjie Feng (1968); Wenda GU (1955); Dynasty GUAN (1957); Dexin GU (1962); Cognizant He (1968); Hao Lu (1969); Dynasty LIU (1972); Yilin Sculpturer (1964); Liuming MA (1969); Mewe Originate Association; Haifeng NI (1964); JianGou SUI (1956); Xishi XIANG; Dynasty SUN (1972); Yu Peng (1974); UNMAS