Shanghai showcases works of over 15 global graffiti artists
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Shanghai showcases works of over 15 global graffiti artists

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Shanghai A.F.A collaborates with the globally renowned Museum of Graffiti from the United States to present its first Chinese exhibition at ROJO Art Space: "Street Echoes - Global Graffiti Art Exhibition." After nearly a year of preparation, the exhibition features over 15 graffiti artists from around the world, including Museum of Graffiti Founder Alan Ket and the legendary figure John Andrew Perello, also known as Jon One. "We aim to enhance people's understanding of graffiti art through the exhibition and offer Chinese consumers and the public the opportunity to acquaint themselves with top graffiti artists from around the world and their esteemed works," she added. Dedicated to promoting graffiti, Ket said, "It is my hope that many people come here to see this exhibition to learn what we believe is a very important art form."

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Shanghai showcases works of over 15 global graffiti artists
2 months, 3 weeks ago

Shanghai showcases works of over 15 global graffiti artists

China Daily  

Shanghai A.F.A collaborates with the globally renowned Museum of Graffiti from the United States to present its first Chinese exhibition at ROJO Art Space: "Street Echoes - Global Graffiti Art Exhibition." After nearly a year of preparation, the exhibition features over 15 graffiti artists from around the world, including Museum of Graffiti Founder Alan Ket and the legendary figure John …

Different strokes
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Different strokes

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Different strokes
1 year ago

Different strokes

China Daily  

Foreign artists paint during their stay in Hangzhou, on the "Silk Road Artists' Rendezvous" program. The landscapes and the lively scenes of Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, a fine-tuned combination of the natural and man-made, traditional and modern, have provided a group of foreign artists lavish material for thinking and creating. Via a weeklong "Silk Road Artists' Rendezvous" program in late November, …

Different strokes
1 year ago

Different strokes

China Daily  

Foreign artists paint during their stay in Hangzhou, on the "Silk Road Artists' Rendezvous" program. The landscapes and the lively scenes of Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, a fine-tuned combination of the natural and man-made, traditional and modern, have provided a group of foreign artists lavish material for thinking and creating. Via a weeklong "Silk Road Artists' Rendezvous" program in late November, …

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What's on

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What's on
1 year ago

What's on

China Daily  

Cross-cultural dialogue East and West, an exhibition at the China Art Museum in Shanghai, opens up a dialogue between cultures by bringing together more than 100 artworks by artists from China, the United States, Italy, Belgium, Japan and other countries and regions. It is an effort initiated by the Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts to promote art exchanges amid globalization …

Upcoming exhibition examines what home means to Chinese millennial artists
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Upcoming exhibition examines what home means to Chinese millennial artists

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