3030 New Photography in China

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<p class="light STYLE2"><img alt="uploads/200607/29_113156_303.gif" src="http://www.alternativearchive.com/caofei/uploads/200607/29_113156_303.gif"/></p><p class="light STYLE2">&nbsp;</p><p class="light STYLE2"><strong><font face="Arial" size="2">3030: New Photography in China</font></strong></p><p class="light">This fully illustrated survey of 30 of China\'s most exciting photographers under 30 reveals an exciting new sense of creativity as well as a glimpse ahead at the country’s future artistic character.</p><p class="light">Here for the first time is presented a new generation of young artists, unburdened by ideology and immersed in the economic and social changes that have transformed China over the past 20 years. From internationally exhibiting artists to photo-journalists, video makers and web bloggers, their images reveal a diverse range of styles that reflect the influence not only of tradition and politics, but also foreign media channels and the development of a home-grown pop culture encompassing TV, music, advertising and fashion.</p><p class="light">The results of this can be seen in works that range in style from high-gloss futuristic fantasies to low-fi documentary that kicks against convention in its sense of social alienation. In almost all cases it is the city and the changing condition of China’s urban environment that provides the context and much of the inspiration, whether it is Guangzhou in the South, Shanghai in the East or Beijing in the North. It is partly these regional differences and their influence on each other that lends contemporary photography in China is freshness and strength.</p><p class="light">A collection of essays by leading scholars and curators from Beijing and Guangzhou introduce the photographers and their work. For students and enthusiasts of contemporary China and photography 3030: New Photography in China is an essential companion and sheds a unique light on an exciting new force in world art. </p><p class="light"><br/>The Photographers</p><p class="light">Birdhead (鸟头): Song Tao (宋涛) b.1979, Ji Weiyu (季炜煜), b.1980<br/>Cai Wei Dong (蔡卫东), b.1978<br/>Cao Fei (曹斐), b.1978<br/>Chen Wei (陈维), b.1980<br/>Chi Peng (遟鵬), b.1981<br/>Guo Hang (郭航), b. 1983<br/>Huang Kui (黄奎), b.1977<br/>Jin Shan (金闪), b.1976<br/>Li Si En (李思恩), b.1980<br/>Liang Yue (梁玥), b.1979<br/>Lin Zhi Peng (223) (林志鹏), b.1979<br/>Liu Bo (刘波), b.1977<br/>Liu Ding (刘鼎), b.1976<br/>Liu Ren (刘韧), b.1980<br/>Liu Yi Qing (Yiki) (刘一青), b.1982<br/>Lu Yanpeng (卢彦鹏), b.1984<br/>eng &amp; Chen: Peng Yangjun (彭杨军), b.1977 &amp; Chen Jiaojiao (陈皎皎), b.1980<br/>Shen Hao (沈浩), b.1980<br/>Si Wei (Zao早) (司玮), b.1980<br/>Su Han Guang (Alex) (苏焊光), b.1978<br/>Tang Yi (汤艺), b.1982<br/>Wang Yifei (王一飞), b.1984<br/>Xu Cheng (徐程), b.1980<br/>Xu Zi Yu (徐梓峪), b.1979<br/>Yang Chang Hong (杨长虹), b. 1979<br/>Yao Yi Chun (姚亦淳), b.1984<br/>Zhang Jungang (K1973) (张君钢), b.1980<br/>Zhao Yao (赵要), b.1981<br/>Zheng Zhiyuan (郑知渊), b.1977<br/>Wen Ling (Ziboy) (温凌), b.1976<br/></p><p class="light">The Authors<br/><br/><strong>Gu Zheng</strong> (顾铮) is professor of photography at Fudan University in Shanghai and one of China\'s leading scholars of contemporary photography. He has written articles for numerous journals and exhibition catalogues in China and was a chief curator and curatorial committee member of the 2005 Guangzhou Photo Biennial.</p><p class="light"><strong>Ou Ning</strong> (欧宁) is an artist, author and champion of contemporary art in China. He has participated in and curated numerous exhibitions, including Get It Louder in 2005 as well as having written extensively in both Chinese and English on China\'s evolving art scene.<br/><br/><br/><span class="light"><strong>Editions:</strong><br/>ISBN: 988-99384-0-6 (English)</span></p><p class="light"><strong>List Prices:</strong><br/>EUR 19.99 | USD 24.99 | GBP 12.99 | RMB 200 | JPY 2,900 | AUD 33 | SGD 40</p><img src="http://www.alternativearchive.com/caofei/uploads/200607/29_112822_3030.jpg" border="0" alt=""/>

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