Xiong Lijun, SHiNE Art Space, SHiNE No. 08, December 2006, Fine Catalogue

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Xiong Lijun
Author:
Xiong Lijun et al.
Publisher:
SHiNE Art Space
Release Date:
2006
Seller Category:
ART MONOGRAPHS
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Used: Excellent
Sku: 01564
Notes: Fine, SIGNED, 8vo, 11" x 9 1/4." Multicolored pictorial paper wrappers with light gray lettering on dark gray spine. Covers have light to moderate rubbing and slight wear to extremities, else clean and intact, binding tight. A few pages have small spots of rubbing, else pages pristine and intact. Replete with color illustrations. Principally illustrations with brief captions. SIGNED by the artist in black marker on half-title: "Barbara: [Chinese text]! [Chinese signature?], Xiong Lijun, [date]." 57 pp., including illustrations. SHiNE No. 08 (December 2006). A catalog from SHiNE Art Space, an art gallery on in the M50 District of Shanghai dedicated to showcasing the work of Chinese contemporary artists. The artist featured in this issue is Xiong Lijun (b. 1975), a Chinese painter associated with a movement known as Neo-Pop Art. Xiong grew up in a period of great change in China's history which saw an exponential increase in wealth throughout the country, the introduction of youth and consumer culture, and the opening of doors to influences outside of China. Xiong's paintings reflect this time period as many of her works highlight youth and pop culture in a style influenced by Japanese anime and Western cartoons. Her paintings often depict people with expressive faces striking dramatic poses who are surrounded by emblems of pop culture. Curated by Wu Yin Chang. Texts by Lu Hong, Zheng Naiming, Xiong Lijun, and Jade Franklin. Chief Editor: Monica Wu. Editors: Wenjing Xu and Jeremie Thircuir. Heavy and oversized items may require additional shipping.