A collaborative artist team since 1998, Bradley McCallum and Jacqueline Tarry deal with issues of marginalization, race and social justice. Their large-scale public projects, performative sculptures, photographic/video works, and self-portraiture challenge audiences to face these issues in the community, in our shared history and in the family.
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During the 2005 Beijing Biennale, "To Each His Own" was installed in the alternative art space, OO Factory. A critique of the value system espoused by global capitalism and the consumerist frenzy of the art market, the participating artists--including Sui Jianguo, Li Xiangqun and Jin Jiangbo--voiced their dissent.
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Text by Gao Minglu, Paul Donker, Duyvis, Li Xianting.
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One of the most prominent of the new generation of Chinese artists, Cui Xiuwen works in many media, including painting, photography and video. Like the Japanese artist Mariko Mori, she investigates identity and cultural sexual stereotypes. Her images of eroticized, apathetic women and prepubescent girls are at once both modern and Chinese. Eerie and upsetting, whether in their quiet violence or bizarre conformity, they manipulate the viewer, ...

Edited by Lin Dong, Lin Nan. Text by Chen Tong, Pi Li, Fan Di-An, Pi Daojian, Wei Qingji. Interview by Gou Xiaoyan.
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