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29 de mai. de 2020 · Zhang Peili was born in 1957 in Hangzhou, not far from Shanghai, in Zhejiang Province. He graduated in 1984 with an MFA in painting from the prestigious Zhejiang Academy of Fine Arts (now the China Academy of Art). He participated in the radical 1985 New Space exhibition that rebelled against academic and aesthetic tastes of the day, and from ...
Zhang Peili, also known as Zhang Beili, is the wife of Chinese premier Wen Jiabao. She is a leading authority in the Chinese jewellery industry and former manager of state-owned diamond companies.
As an instigator of both the “’85 New Space” and the Lake Society, 1957-born Zhang Peili has always been an important driver and guide. The overall tone of “’85 New Space” was cold and solitary. Zhang Peili participated with four works from the two series of Swimmers and Music. As his first publicly exhibited works, they represent ...
Zhang Peili 張培力. Continuous Reproduction 25 Times連續翻拍25次. 1993. This work consists of twenty-five monochromatic photographs arranged in a grid of five rows. Each photograph features the same smiling young woman with other young people. The photographs become increasingly fuzzy, with the last being almost unreadable.
Zhang Peili (sinogramme simplifié : 张培力) (Hangzhou, 1957) est un artiste contemporain chinois. Biographie. Il est né dans une famille de médecins. C'est l'un des pionniers de l'art contemporain chinois. Il est reconnu en tant que "père" de l'art vidéo chinois.
Zhang Peili, A Gust of Wind, 2008. Installation with 5-channel video installation, various dimensions. Courtesy of the artist. Peili continued his research outside of the Gardner Museum walls. He spoke to artists, curators, museum visitors, professors, museum directors, and others involved in the liberal arts community in Boston.
of Zhang Peili, Lois Conner and Geremie R. Barmé. Their stories, often illustrated with a photo or two from Lois, brought into intimate perspective the artwork of Zhang Peili, and decades of personal experience of change in China. In 2016 and 2017, Zhang generously welcomed me back to Hangzhou, to view work, record interviews and share meals—
