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Thursday, 08 July 2010 09:07 Written by Emma Chi Jean-Marie Fiori was a painter, then a sculptor, and then both at once. For the past two decades, he has devoted himself to sculpture and the fusion of sculpture and architecture. Now many of his works are part of private collections in Europe, Asia, America as well as Africa. Some of his works are at the Dumonteil Galerie from now until August 31. Read more
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Sunday, 04 July 2010 05:07 Written by JFK Miller A glorious new photobook takes us inside China’s homes 
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Tuesday, 06 July 2010 08:07 Written by Urbanatomy In this stunning black and white pictorial, freelance photographer M. Scott Brauer takes us on a journey through China's vast rail network, showing a country that is going places... See Brauer's portfolio here.
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Friday, 25 June 2010 06:06 Written by Cristina McComic The 10th Shanghai International Photographic Arts Exhibit ends this Sunday, June 27. Head down to Shanghai Exhibition Hall this weekend to see some great photos from all around the globe. 
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Tuesday, 15 June 2010 06:06 Written by Christofer Lloyd Putuo District residents stopped city officials erasing graffiti in their old residential lane last month. Many residents said they preferred the graffiti made by foreign artists to fliers usually stuck or painted on their walls. Resident, Chen Jisheng says “I like it and I don’t want the artistic works on my wall to be covered”.            01/11 One of the artists, German Akim Walta, 40, says the graffiti was designed ‘with local identity’ in mind - like an image of a child in a bathtub, located over a real drain outlet in the lane. Mathias Khler, another artist, said locals ‘even asked us to paint their walls and showed us their ideas’ after they had seen the artists’ work elsewhere. Officials said they did things according to what residents' want, and if they want to keep the street art, it's okay. But they also cited some residents who opposed the graffiti saying “we don’t know their language and we didn’t know what they were going to paint”. |
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