Scroll through the gallery to see work by other Shanghai-based artists showing at Photofairs Shanghai.
"Seven Intellectuals in Bamboo Forest, Part IV" (2006) by Yang Fudong —
Scroll through the gallery to see work by other Shanghai-based artists showing at Photofairs Shanghai.
Yang Fudong/ShanghArt Gallery
Yang Yongliang reimagines photographs as traditional Chinese landscapes.
"Time Immemorial -- Lone House" (2016) by Yang Yongliang —
Yang Yongliang reimagines photographs as traditional Chinese landscapes.
Yang Yongliang/Matthew Liu Fine Art
Xiang Liqing's work often reflects on China's recent social and economic transformation.
"Haul these stuff -- 4" (2007) by Xiang Liqing —
Xiang Liqing's work often reflects on China's recent social and economic transformation.
Xiang Liqing/ShanghArt Gallery
Hu Jieming was one of the artists whose work featured in the ill-fated 1999 exhibition, "Wushirenfei."
"Postcards (4) Old Summer Palace" (2002) by Hu Jieming —
Hu Jieming was one of the artists whose work featured in the ill-fated 1999 exhibition, "Wushirenfei."
Hu Jieming / ShanghArt Gallery
A more recent example of the cycling images that Yang Zhenzhong was showing at the shuttered 1999 gallery, "Wushirenfei."
"Cycle Aerobics" (2005) by Yang Zhenzhong —
A more recent example of the cycling images that Yang Zhenzhong was showing at the shuttered 1999 gallery, "Wushirenfei."
Yang Zhenzhong/ShanghArt Gallery
Photographic art duo Birdhead's snapshots revel in the minutiae of Shanghai life.
"Passions Bloom Ambitions - The Beginning of Summer - No.21," (2018) by Birdhead —
Photographic art duo Birdhead's snapshots revel in the minutiae of Shanghai life.
Birdhead/ShanghArt Gallery
Following the closure of "Wushirenfei," Yang Fudong went on to become one of China's most successful contemporary artists.
"No snow on the broken bridge 7" (2006) by Yang Fudong —
Following the closure of "Wushirenfei," Yang Fudong went on to become one of China's most successful contemporary artists.
Yang Fudong/ShanghArt Gallery
Liang Yue's work often reflects on the transformation of Shanghai and China at large.
"Not the Same Time" (2008) by Liang Yue —
Liang Yue's work often reflects on the transformation of Shanghai and China at large.
Liang Yue/ShanghArt Gallery
This installation by Shanghai's Miao Ying was inspired by Windows desktop backgrounds.
This installation by Shanghai's Miao Ying was inspired by Windows desktop backgrounds.
Miao Ying
Xiang's photographs often use humor and absurdity to reflect on modern China.
"Press 1" (2007) by Xiang Liqing —
Xiang's photographs often use humor and absurdity to reflect on modern China.
ShanghArt Gallery
An installation by Shanghai-born photography veteran, Xu Yong.
"Reflection and Focus" (2016) by Xu Yong —
An installation by Shanghai-born photography veteran, Xu Yong.
Xu Yong/Party Art
An abstract image from the late acclaimed photographer Geng Jianyi.
"Water Mark" (2000) by Geng Jianyi —
An abstract image from the late acclaimed photographer Geng Jianyi.
Geng Jiangyi/ShanghArt Gallery