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Shen Yuan 沈遠

born 1959, Fujian
works Paris
Works by Shen Yuan include Installation.

There are 1 objects by Shen Yuan from the M+ Collection available online.

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Two images side by side. The image on the left is of a bright red sculpture with a square u- shape. The image on the right shows a small workplace crafted from a sawn tree trunk, on which there are two ornamental doornails shaped like human breasts, one upturned and the other right side up. Also on the trunk are scissors, a hammer, and a single glove.
Two images side by side. The image on the left is of a bright red sculpture with a square u- shape. The image on the right shows a small workplace crafted from a sawn tree trunk, on which there are two ornamental doornails shaped like human breasts, one upturned and the other right side up. Also on the trunk are scissors, a hammer, and a single glove.

Undercurrent: Retracing the Narratives of the Conceptual Practices of Chinese Women Artists in the 1980s and Early 1990s

Research group Grey Matter, recipient of the Sigg Fellowship for Chinese Art Research 2022/23, investigates the conceptual practices of Chinese women artists in the 1980s and early 1990s.
26 mins: 
Visual Art  /  Article
A gallery room with multiple tables set up like a marketplace, laden with items like books, baskets, and balloon toys.
A gallery room with multiple tables set up like a marketplace, laden with items like books, baskets, and balloon toys.

Cities on the Move: Twenty Years On

Artist, writer, and curator Wong Hoy Cheong reflects on the 'Cities on the Move' exhibition, twenty years on
8 mins: 
Critique  /  Article

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