柏拉图”和它的七种精灵 = Plato and His Seven Spirits / Huang Zhuan / Shenzhen : OCT Contemporary Art Terminal of He Xiang Ning Art Museum (OCAT): 2006
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MB.CN.HXA.38.PSSTitle and Statement of Responsiblity
“柏拉图”和它的七种精灵 = Plato and His Seven Spirits / Organizer: OCT Contemporary Art Terminal of He Xianging Art Museum; Undertaker: Century OCT (Beijing Co. Ltd)Summarization of Content
Collection of 2 DVDs containing videos of works from the exhibition 柏拉图”和它的七种精灵 [Plato and His Seven Spirits] at the OCT Contemporary Art Terminal of He Xiang Ning Art Museum (OCAT), Shenzhen, China, 2006. The exhibition brought together works by more than 20 artists from China based upon the cartoon character, Plato, created by Zhao Tingyang. Named after the Greek philosopher, the character represents a liberal view in visual art. The seven spirits (or arts) were represented in the exhibition by Flash, Media, Advertisement, Video, Image, Doll and Concept. Also includes a poster of the exhibition.Publication/Production/Distribution Information
Shenzhen, China : OCT Contemporary Art Terminal of He Xiang Ning Art Museum (OCAT) , 2006 2006Extent
2 DVD & 1 posterContent Form and Media Type
two-dimensional moving image : digital video
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esea contemporary Library Collection ➔ On Request ➔ Group ExhibitionsAccess and Use
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This publication is available by request in the esea ResearchLab for non-commercial private research use.Related Information
People and Organisations
Huang, Zhuan ; Zhao Tingyang ; Wang Bo (b.1971), artist ; Cui Xiuwen (1967-2018), artist ; Jiang, Jianqiu ; Wang Youshen, artist ; Wang, Guangyi, (b.1956), artist ; Liu, Zhizhi, artist ; Wang Jianwei, (b.1958), artist ; Zhu Jia, artist ; Zhang, Xiaogang, (b.1958), artist ; Feng, Feng, artist ; Jiang Zhi, artist ; Unmask ; Yue, Minjun, (b.1962), artist ; Fang Lijun, (b.1963), artist ; Wu, Shanzhuan, artist ; Wang Luyan, (b.1956), artist ; Ni, HaifengKeywords & Terms
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Formerly numbered M.020.Rules or Conventions
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