Xisha : South China Sea Project 1 2010-2011 / Xu Qu / Beijing : Hemuse Gallery : 2011
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A.XQ.43Title and Statement of Responsiblity
Xisha : South China Sea Project 1 = 西沙: 南海牧場 1 / Art Director: Apple Keng; Text by Xu Qu, Apple Keng; Translation: Jo Chang, Liu Xiao; Proofreading: Alex Derrico, Jo Chang, Wu Qifei; Graphic Design: Gu Lei/ Tiny WorkshopSummarization of Content
Monograph documenting Xu Qu's project: Xisha: South China Sea Project 1, published on the occasion of the artist's solo show of the same name at the Hemuse Gallery, Beijing, China, in 2011.Xisha, South China Sea Project 1 was initiated from the artist's imagination of utopia, although it was presented like a field-investigation project of scientific research attitude. As part of the work, Xu Qu tried to apply to an unstable geographical concept to explore different atheistic boundaries.
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Beijing, China : Hemuse Gallery , 2011Extent
58 pages ; 28 photographsContent Form and Media Type
text , still image : unmediated
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esea contemporary Library Collection ➔ Research Lab ➔ ArtistsAccess and Use
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This publication is available in the esea ResearchLab for non-commercial private research use.Related Information
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