Born in Fuzhou of Fujian Province, China Chen Nong Worked for a TV Production Before He Started to Do Sculptures in Fuzhou, Fujian Province

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Born in Fuzhou of Fujian Province, China Chen Nong Worked for a TV Production Before He Started to Do Sculptures in Fuzhou, Fujian Province

CHEN NONG ABOUT THE ARTIST Born in Fuzhou of Fujian Province, China Chen Nong worked for a TV production before he started to do sculptures in Fuzhou, Fujian Province. In 1996 he established a photo studio in Fuzhou, and in 2000 a photo studio in Hutong café in Beijing. He is living and working in Beijing. Chen Nong’s works are included in international collections of the International Center for Photography, New York, MOMA San Francisco, National Museum of Art, Australia, Museum of Cultures, Basel to name a few. EXHIBITIONS 2005 Pingyao Photo Festival, I Could Fly Photo Exhibition 2006 HERE Solo Exhibition, Yuantian Photo Gallery Beijing Rome Photo Biennal Italy Solo Photo Exhibition, 798 Art Center, Beijing 2007 Chen Nong Photo Exhibition 798 Photo Gallery, Beijing Chen Nong Photo Exhibition, Shanghai Pingyao Photo Festival, China Chen Nong Photo Exhibition, Shanghai Chinese Square, New York City Australian Perth Photo Festival, Perth, Australia China Contemporary Photo Exhibition, National Art Museum of Australia Chen Nong Photo Exhibition, XYZ Gallery of Beijing Guangzhou Photo Biennal, Guangzhou, China Contemporary Art Exhibition, Nanjing, China 2008 HERE Chen Nong Photo Exhibition, XYZ Gallery Beijing Chen Nong Photo Exhibition, Shanghai Group Exhibition, Shanghai 2009 Melbourne Photo Festival, Australia China Contemporary Photo Exhibition, Budapest of Hungary MOMA Photo Exhibition, San Francisco, USA COLLECTION: XYZ Gallery, Beijing Marlborough Gallery, New York International Center for Photography (ICP), New York San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, MOMA National Art Museum of Australia Art Museum of Harvard University, USA .

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