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 Gray No. 7, 2012, by artist Su Xinping. Many of Su’s works are about the scenery of desolate ruins. The continuous smoke here is from the chimney to awaken people to pay more attention to the environment.[Photo/artron.net]
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Gray No. 7, 2012, by artist Su Xinping. Many of Su’s works are about the scenery of desolate ruins. The continuous smoke here is from the chimney to awaken people to pay more attention to the environment.[Photo/artron.net] |
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The ink and xuan paper installation Exhale by artist Lin Yan. From Feb 15 to Mar 13, the solo exhibition “Lin Yan: Dispelling the Clouds” is held in the Tenri Cultural Institute, New York. The works display the artist’s concern with China’s growing environment problems.[Photo/artron.net] |
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