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The Ark Artist： Shen Jingdong 1965 Born in Nanjing, Jiangsu, China The Ark artist： Shen Jingdong 1965 Born in Nanjing, Jiangsu, China 1991 Graduated from the Department of Fine Arts, Nanjing Academy of Art 1991—2007 Serving in the Battlefront Art Troupe of the Political Department of Nanjing Military Region At present living in Beijing Solo Exhibitions: From South to North in 2018--Shen Jingdong's Invitational Exhibition of Individual Works (Art Museum of School of Fine Arts and Design of Shenyang Normal University) 2018 “Start from Nanjing”--Shen Jingdong’s Solo Exhibition,Jinling Art Museum,Nanjing,Jiangsu,China. 2018 “Guns N’Roses--Shen Jingdong’s Solo Exhibition”Parkview Green ART,Beijing,China 2017 “International Joke:Shenjingdong Solo Exhibition”Ross Art Museum, Maryland, USA 2017 Art Career Record of Good Soldier Jingdong:Shen Jingdong Literature Exhibition”Songzhuang Contemporary Art Documentary Exhibition,Beijing China 2017 “Shen Jingdong Story:Shenjingdong Solo Exhibition”Art and Design Academy Art Museum,Yanshan University, Qinhuangdao,China 2016 “International Joke:Shenjingdong Solo Exhibition” Korean Craft Museum (Cheongju,South Korea) 2016 “Shen jing dong+Jon Tsoi:No head No heart”WhiteBox New York 2016 “Let’s Paint Together: Shen Jingdong and Liao Mingming Collaborative Exhibition,”Yue Museum of Art, Beijing, China“New Representational Art in China,”Hudson Center for Contemporary Arts, Poughkeepsie, USA 2015 “The Little Prince,” E Space, Hong Kong “Dawn of a New Age: Ink Redefined,”Art Futures Gallery, Hong Kong “Censure,” Galerie Dock Sud, Sète, France 2014 My Kingdom of Fairytales (Art Futures Group, ArtOne, Wanchai, Hong Kong) 2014 Hidden Meanings, Colour Explosion (Today Art Museum, Beijing) 2011 Continue with Revolution (3V Gallery, Nanjing, China) 2010 We could be HeroesⅡ (The Rotunda,Exchange Square,Central, Hong Kong) 2009 Hero (Volta Art Fair, New York, USA) 2008 Hero (China Square Gallery, New York, USA) 2008 The Most Beloved People (Today Art Museum & New Millennium Gallery, Beijing, China) 2007 Making of Heroes over 10 Years (Imagine Gallery, Beijing, China) 2007 We could be Heroes (Yan Gallery, Hong Kong) 2006 Images of Heroes (New Millennium Gallery, Beijing, China) 2006 Exhibition of One Painting (88 Art Document Storehouse, Beijing, China) Joint Exhibitions: 2018 Organic Community Public Art Exhibition Taipei International Art Fair(Taipei International Convention Center) The First GAIA International Art Symposium(Serbia Novi Sad Museum) Art Tianjin--Rebuild the pioneer city(Beining park,Tianjin,China) Emerging imagery·A contemporary Chinese art exhibition(Kunstraum villa friede) The 17th Korea International Art Fair（COEX Exhibition Center,Seoul,Korea） 2018 Shanghai Art Fair of national museum of russia（National Museum, Russia, St Petersburg） Dialogue: 2018 Annual Exhibition of Chinese and Japanese Contemporary Art (Tokyo Tingtian International Print Art Gallery) "Art" Crossover Series First Exhibition (Shanghai Automobile Museum) Contemporary China Small Oil Painting Exhibition (Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum,Japan) 2018 " Take a Dream as a Horse " Exhibition of Contemporary Chinese Artists' Works (Beijing Qin Shang Art Hall) 2017 Chinese Representational & Abstract Exhibition(Shandong Jinan time international art museum, Jiangsu Wuxi Cheng Jimei Art Gallery) "Fourth wall" Art Exhibition (Beijing Han Wei International Art Center,Beijing,China) "Painted Words" Contemporary Art Exhibition (Zhejiang Wenzhou Art Museum,China) Tsinghua Top Talk((Beijing Songzhuang Haoyade International Art Gallery)) “Different” International Artist Invitation Exhibition (Beijing Songzhuang Gozone art museum) "Fusion" Contemporary Oil Painting Language Research Exhibition (Beijing Today Art Museum) Hunan Art Publishing House, Mei Lun Museum of art, contemporary art collection seven person Exhibition (Central Hall of Hunan exhibition hall) World View - Installation as an Observation Angle and Way of Thinking (Beijing Songzhuang Contemporary Literature Art Museum) ZIPPO X YOU Transboundary Art Exhibition (Beijing 798 Art District Yue Art Museum) 2017 Melt·Chinese Art Exhibition (Daqing Baiyue Hotel) The Eleventh Florence International Biennial of Contemporary Art（The Da Bar Old Castle in Florence, Italy） 2016 Jesus Is 2017 Years Old Today（Songzhuang Contemporary Literature Museum,Beijing） The World – Graffiti：Freedom to Express-sixth Exhibition(The Space of Han and Tang Dynasty, Beijing) Songzhuang Graffiti Team Came(Art Nanjing,Nanjing) Life Year: The Songzhuang Graffiti Team Greet the New Exhibition(The Space of Han and Tang Dynasty, Beijing) Good Painting Doctrine(798 Art Classic Space) People Say the Scenery of Shanxi is Good--Yaodu Ancient Rhyme（Art Museum of Shanxi Normal University，Shanxi,China） Contrast and Reprise( Upper Art Gallery of Songzhuang, China) The New Spirit of Songzhuang(798 Bai Jia Lake Art Center ) Hainan Art Biennale(Sanya, Hainan, China) “From China”Contemporary Art Exhibition (Martin Art Gallery, Crossing Borders -- San Francisco International Arts Exhibit (San Francisco International Arts Center) East. Shore - Chinese and American Artist Print Exchange Project(Elizabeth foundation, New York, USA) Art Vision: Cultural Insight(Frank Hill art school in New York, USA) 2015 Chinese Sculpture Exhibition of the Montreux International Biennale (Montreux,Switzerland) The Eleventh Mongolian Art Festival, "He is From China" (Montreux Art Gallery, Switzerland) “Chinese People”(Ferrari Gallery, Switzerland) Wan Shen - The Holy Family of Contemporary Chinese Art (Contemporary Literature and Art Museum of Songzhuang, China) The Montreux Biennale (Montreux, Switzerland) Beautiful China (Hebei Media Institute) 100 Meters Near Heaven Can Stall (Zhongjie Museum of Art, China) Toughness·Xin Chen Art Exhibition (Nanjing New Town Art Center, China) Exfoliation Presentation (The Holy Space of Beijing, China) Art Unbounded (Beijing Songzhuang Upper Art Gallery) Asia Dialogue Asia (Museum of Contemporary Art, Jizhou Island, Korea) Commemorating The Sun 30th Anniversary (Songzhuang North Temple Goose House) 2014 International Exhibition of Representational and Abstract (Ningbo Cultural Center, China) Beautiful China (Zhoupu Art Museum, Shanghai, China) Unbounded Territory (798 Red Ding Galleries in Beijing, China) The Second China Contemporary Art Biennale (798 Art Workshop, Beijing, China) Backbone State (Beijing Song Zhuang 99 Art Museum in China) Prelude To Water Melody (798 Harmony Gallery in Beijing, China) Situation 2014 - Contemporary Art Invitational Exhibition (Zhongjie Contemporary Art Museum, Beijing, China) Solid footprints -- Nanjing International Art Exhibition (Exhibition Hall, Nanjing International Expo Center, China) 2013 Spring has Come and the Flowers are in Bloom (The Art Soldier Space in Beijing, China) Self Portrait of One Hundred and Fifteen Artists (Contemporary Art Museum of China) Beijing Mini Art (Nine Floors Art Gallery, Beijing, China) Free Breathing (Chinese culture and Arts Center,Tokyo, Japan) Experience of Soviet Area (Art Gallery of Chinese Songzhuang Professional Painter) Walk Through the Black Bridge at Night (The Black Bridge in Beijing, China) Creative Plan and Sketch Exhibition (Nine Floor Art Gallery, Beijing, China) Qingzhou Art Biennale (Qingzhou, Korean) Meeting - Five Teacher and Student Exhibition (Gongwangfu in Beijing, China) We (Beijing Songzhuang Art Museum, China) No Place To Stay: Jiangsu Contemporary Art Research Exhibition (Zhejiang Art Museum, China) 2012 The First Italian and Chinese biennial of Contemporary Art (Monza Royal Garden, Italy) A Man's Dream of Visiting the Garden Round 2（Destination Gallery,Beijing,China） Unbounded Drunken(A mountain Gallery,Nanjing,China) Formal and Informal( Meilun Art Museum,Hunan, China) Assemble in 798---contempoary art exhibition with military theme New China Engraving Exhibition(St Francesco Art Museum,Cuba) Fall in Love with Chinese Contemporary Art - Art Derivative Exhibition (Harbour City Art Museum, Hongkong, China) Pulse condition --- The first Qinhuangdao Literature Exhibition (Qinhuangdao Museum of Contemporary Art, China) Art. Frontier Contemporary Art Exhibition (Songzhuang Art Museum,China ) The Twelfth Military Art Exhibition (National Art Museum of China, Beijing, China) Hardship and Extension (Sanchuan Art Museum,Nanjing,China) Traitor (Shangdong Art Museum,Nanjing,China) 2011 Overlapping World (Guan Art Center,Nanjing, China) Starting From the Red Door (Red Gate Gallery, Beijing ,China) The Art of flowing---Surrealist Pop(Yue Museum of Art, Beijing, China) "Review" Three Edition Workshop Fifteen Years Retrospective Exhibition (Three Edition Workshop,Beijing,China ) Art Qingdao---First Contemporary Sculpture Exhibition in 2011 (Three Level Art Space of BELLE Plaza, Qingdao, China) Man - The Power of Art (Yongyin Art Museum,Seoul,Korea) New Song Zhuang in History (Shangshang art Museum of Songzhuang, Beijing, China) 2011 Nanjing Contemporary Art Annual Exhibition (Shangdong Art Museum, Nanjing, China) 2010 "Prints - Contemporary Art Exhibition" (Art Museum of the Times,Beijing, China) "Time·fable Contemporary Art Exhibition" (798 Tense Space in Beijing, China) "RESHAPING HISTORY:New Chinese Art from 2000 to 2009" (National Convention Center,Beijing,China) "A Contest of Visual Art Between the East and the West " Tour of the United States(Art Museum of Paul & Lulu Hilliard University, Louisiana, USA) (Jackson wale Museum, Florida, USA ) Do You Think About It---Contemporary Artists Exhibition (sky Gallery,Beijing,China ) Made in Nanjing - Contemporary Artists' Exhibition (Xinbo Gallery,
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