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Review of the Retrospective Exhibition
The most important art museums on the east coast of the United States, such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Museum of Modern Art in New York, launch about twenty special exhibitions or personal retrospectives every year. Some of them cost huge sums of money, take years of planning, involve all parties, and are hard to get a vote for. During Chen Danqing's stay in the United States, he often visited major art galleries and museums to view original works of art. "Retrospective Exhibition
—Reads8.1Score—Shelves
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Caocaoji
This book is a collection of essays and essays written by Chen Danqing in recent years. According to the theme, it is divided into four parts: art, image, society and Mu Xin. Although the themes and contents of each article are different, it is not difficult to read the author's unique insights and style. The whole book either talks about art or history, and is very informative and thought-provoking, continuing the high level of his old works. In addition to the essays, three essays written by C
—Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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Literary Memoirs: 1989-1994 (Two Volumes)
Chen Danqing, a student attending the class, said, "The nonsense we made back then, in retrospect, is almost ridiculous: no registration, no classroom, no textbooks, no exams and certificates, no sponsorship or project fees, just sitting together in different apartments in Queens, Manhattan, and Brooklyn in New York City, listening to Mu Xinshen talk."
—Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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"Part" by Chen Danqing (Three Volumes)
The art documentary "Part" contains all three seasons. There is no dogma, stay away from clichés, follow Chen Danqing's artistic intuition, and make up for the missing art education. Apart from videos, the charm of text is irreplaceable. The content of the three seasons has been supplemented by nearly 10,000 words, and more than a thousand "portraits" from art history have been selected. It is both an essay and an art album.
—Reads8.9Score—Shelves
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Sequel to the Retrograde Episode
This book is another collection of essays by Chen Danqing after "Retrograde Collection". It is a compilation of essays, speeches, and interviews written by Chen Danqing in the past two years. The content covers the fields of painting, art education, and urban culture. It also includes several articles by Chen Danqing on Lu Xun and Mu Xin.
—Reads8.7Score—Shelves
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Literary Memoirs: 1989-1994
Chen Danqing, a student attending the class, said, "The nonsense we made back then, in retrospect, is almost ridiculous: no registration, no classroom, no textbooks, no exams and certificates, no sponsorship or project fees, just sitting together in different apartments in Queens, Manhattan, and Brooklyn in New York City, listening to Mu Xinshen talk." From 1989 to 1994, Mr. Mu Xin gave a lecture on "History of World Literature" to a group of Chinese artists in New York for five years, leaving c
—Reads9.4Score—Shelves