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Wu Yuren is a photographer and installation artist who has spent much of the last year trying to prevent the demolition of a cluster of studios
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Wu Yuren
Wu Yuren (b.1971, Jiangsu, China) graduated from the Art Department of Jiangsu Technology Normal Academy, Changzhou, China in 1994, and was the visiting professor at University of Saskatchewan, Canada in 2004.
Wu Yuren is an independent artist living and working in Beijing, China.
Living in this dramatically changing country and an increasingly flat world in the exchange of information, the work of an artist has a filter attribute. The artist tried to use the art language to capture the debris of concept in big social movements and incidents, and also embraced one after another social and political baptism in art itself, leading to a march towards the stranger danger to experience the warmth and enthusiasm given by this era and humanity.
The selected solo exhibitions include Some Years – White Box Museum of Art, 798, Beijing, China, 2010; It’s Coming –Tang Contemporary, Hong Kong, China, 2010; Man-Made Environment The Little Gallery, University of Calgary, Calgary, Canada, 2006.
The selected group exhibitions include Memory, Biennale China-Italia, 798 Art Factory, Beijing, China, 2014; Enough of Art, Brussels-Paris-Rome. The European Tour Exhibition, 2014; Serve the people, White Rabbit Contemporary Chinese art collection, Australia, 2013; Cell 1, Room 2, Hostel Room Osage Gallery, Hong Kong, China, 2012; Contemporary Art Exhibition in China and Indonesia Vanessa Art Link, Beijing, 2009; Body Art: New Photography from China, IDEA Space, Colorado College, USA, 2009; Houston Foto Festival 08, Houston, TX, USA, 2008; Body in Chinese Performance Art, Denver, Colorado, USA, 2008; “ï¿¥%?…@ï¿¥!#饿￥钱” Tang Contemporary Art, 798, Beijing, China, 2007; Festival de Performance Pasage de la Paz, O_ Ample Espace, Barcelona, Spain, 2007; China Amber Ferrero Gallery, Nice, France, 2006; Renovation, Long March Space, 798 Space, Beijing, 2005; International Contemporary Art Exhibition, (Ethan Cohen Fine Arts space), Miami, USA, 2005
For additional information about this artist, visit Mutual Art
