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SHI Jinsong (B SHI Jinsong (b. 1969) Education 1994 Graduated from Hubei academy of fine arts Selected Solo Exhibitions 2012 Pavilion Garden MSAC, Taibei, China 2011 Penetrate, Today Art Museum, Beijing, China 2009 Take Off The Armor's Mountain Space Station Beijing China A Brick Which Crushed Wang Jianguo’s Head Bone, ARCO Madrid International Contemporary Art Fair, Spain 2008 New World Order Groningen museum Groningen Holand Inter Electrode Horizon Shanghai Duolun Museum of Moden Art Shanghai , China Customize Marella Gallery Milan Italy Re-Imagining Asia House of World Cultures Berlin Germany Ne Zha 2008:A Child’s Boutique Chambers Fine Art, New York, USA 2007 “BLUE PRINT-Long Wei international elite school.Spring Picnic”Marella Gallery Beijing, Beijing, China 2006 HALONG-KELLONG New products Launch party, Platform China, Beijing, China Na Zha-Baby Boutique, Chambers Fine Art, New York, USA Selected Group Exhibitions 2013 ‘Self-Identity’, Space Station, Beijing, China A Room of One’s Own, Space Station, Beijing, China 2012 The First Xinjiang Biennale of Contemporary Art, Xinjiang International Expo Centre, China Guangzhou Triennial The Unseen, The Guangdong Museum of Art, Guangzhou, China Centennial of National Museum of Chinese Sculpture works Exhibition, National Museum of China, Beijing, China 2011 Regard Croisés, Art Plural Gallery, Singapore A First Life Residency Project in Landscape, Xin Dong Cheng Space for Contemporary Art Beijing China 2010 Beijing Voice, Pace, Beijing, China Fabrique en Chine, Chinese Artists Group Exhibition, Beyond Art Space, Beijing, China Absolute Distance, MK2 Art Space, Beijing, China ArtAndOnly SA 47, avenue Blanc T +41 22 900 1257 www.artandonly.com CH – 1202 Geneva – Switzerland [email protected] Learning from The Literati, Oriental Vista Gallery, Shanghai, China Reshaping History: ChinaArt from 2000 to 2009, China National Convention Centre Jungle, A Close-up Focus on Chinese Contemporary Art Trends, Platform China Contemporary Art Institute Space A, Beijing, China Unexpected Encounter, Overview Joy Art, Beijing, China Asia Landmark, Toyota Art Project, Iberia Center for Contemporary Art, Beijing, China It’s not sculpture, Linda Gallery, Beijing, China 2009 Asia Art Award Forum Soma, Seoul, Korea Jungle C, A Close-Up Focus on Chinese Contemporary Art Trends Platform China, Beijing, China China – Contemporary Revival, Palazzo Reale, Milan, Italy City Net Asia 2009, Seoul Museum of Art, Seoul Korea Domino Plan in the space, Chen Ling Hui Contemporary Space, Beijing, China The Tale of Angels, The Red Mansion Foundation, London Chinese Gardens for Living Old Palacio, Brussels, Belgium Hey Market, Shongzhuang Art Gallery, Beijing, China Chongqing Biennale, Chongqing, China 2008 Christian Cior and Chinese Artists, The Ullens Contemporary Art, Beijing, China BIACS III, International Biennale of Contemporary of Seville, Seville, Spain Homesickness, T Space, Dashanzi 798 Art District, Beijing, China New World Order, Groningen Museum, Groningen, Holland Inter Electrode Horizon, Shanghai Duolum Museum of Modern Art, Shanghai, China Re-Imagining Asia House of World Cultures, Berlin, Germany 2007 Energy: Spirit.Body.Material The First Today’s Document Beijing Today Art Museum, Beijing, China Net :Reimagining Space,Time,and Culture (proposal), Chambers Fine Art ,Beijing, China 0PEN 10.International Exhibition of Sculptures and Installations Venice Lido, Venice Lido,Italy TREE ×9 Beijing Today Art Museum, Beijing, China TOP10 China Contemporary Sculpture Exhibition- The Contemporary Road of Media and Tradition Asia Art Center, Beijing, China Floating-New Generation of Art in China National Museum of Contemporary Art,Korea Seoul 2006 Hyper Design, 6TH Shanghai Biennale, Shanghai Art Museum,Shanghai, China Cold energy, Pyo Gallery,Beijing, China. 2005 Second Chengdu Biennale, Chengdu, China. Shanghai Cool: Creative Reproduction, Shanghai Duolun Museum of Modern Art, Shanghai, China One Beginning Two Ends, He Xiangning Art Museum, Shenzhen, China Sleight of Mind, TS1 Art Center, Beijing, China Young Chinese Contemporary Art, Hangar-7, Salzburg, Austria Case Study: Five Contemporary Chinese Artists, Today Art Museum, Beijing, China Mahjong, Kunstmuseum Bern, Bern, Switzerland ArtAndOnly SA 47, avenue Blanc T +41 22 900 1257 www.artandonly.com CH – 1202 Geneva – Switzerland [email protected] 2003 Alors, La Chine?, Center Pompidou, Paris, France Artificial Respiration, Sanhe Art Center, Beijing, China Open Sky, Shanghai Duolun Museum of Modern Art, Shanghai, China 2002 Too Much Flavour, 3H Art Center, Shanghai and Chambers Fine Art, New York, USA Run, Jump, Crawl, and Walk, East Modern Art Center, Beijing, China ArtAndOnly SA 47, avenue Blanc T +41 22 900 1257 www.artandonly.com CH – 1202 Geneva – Switzerland [email protected] .
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