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Go Figure!

Claire Roberts interviews Swiss art collector Uli Sigg.

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On the wall - Guangzhou (II), 2002
On the wall - Guangzhou (II), 2002
Untitled, 1997
Untitled, 1997
No clouds at the Great Wall, 2010
No clouds at the Great Wall, 2010
East Village, Beijing no. 20 (Zhang Huan, 12 square metres), 1994
East Village, Beijing no. 20 (Zhang Huan, 12 square metres), 1994
East Village, Beijing no. 3 (Zhang Huan, Ma Liuming, The third contact), 1995
East Village, Beijing no. 3 (Zhang Huan, Ma Liuming, The third contact), 1995
East Village, Beijing no. no 26 (Zhu Ming, performance no, 6), 1997
East Village, Beijing no. no 26 (Zhu Ming, performance no, 6), 1997
East Village, Beijing no. 2 (Zhang Huan, 12 square metres), 1994
East Village, Beijing no. 2 (Zhang Huan, 12 square metres), 1994
Old persons’ home, 2007
Old persons’ home, 2007
Mao Zedong, red grid no.2, 1988
Mao Zedong, red grid no.2, 1988
Past, present, future, 2002
Past, present, future, 2002
Past, present, future, 2002
Past, present, future, 2002
Past, present, future, 2002
Past, present, future, 2002
My beautiful life, 1993–95
My beautiful life, 1993–95
Red child, 2005
Red child, 2005
Eating, 2000
Eating, 2000
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Untitled, 1995 by Fang Lijun
Untitled, 1995 by Fang Lijun
Untitled, 1995 by Fang Lijun
Untitled, 1995 by Fang Lijun

Go Figure!

Contemporary Chinese Portraiture

Previous exhibition, 2012

A vibrant expression of Chinese culture and reflection on contemporary portraiture, drawn from the Uli Sigg collection.
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