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The artist Christo, in Hong Kong for Art Basel, talks Trump, the point of his art, and his plan for world's biggest sculpture | South China Morning Post
The Long Arm of Chinese Censorship Has Reached Europe, Forcing Artists and Institutions to Watch What They Say Against Beijing
Zhou Chunya: Let Luxury-Arts Partnerships Increase Art Appreciation In China | Jing Daily
James Jean - 255 Artworks, Bio & Shows on Artsy
Weiwei-isms, By Ai Weiwei, trans. Larry Warsh | The Independent | The Independent
Ding Yi: Chinese art, but not as you know it | The Week UK
Choi So Young Distinctive Art From Old Jeans
Seeing red: Chinese art sought by collectors | The Australian
Marvel and DC Comics artist shows hand-drawn art that's become a rarity as the industry goes digital | South China Morning Post
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Meet the Chinese artist creating eco-friendly denim artwork, by any jeans | Video Ruptly
Mysterious Chinese Political Cartoonist Badiucao Unmasked at Last - The New York Times
A History of How Skinny Jeans Became Hip-Hop's Denim of Choice
Point of View Gallery Talk — Polk Museum of Art at Florida Southern College
Wyoming Exhibits Sculptures By Chinese Dissident Artist Ai Weiwei | Wyoming Public Media
An Elephantine Task
Rising Stars: Hao Liang | Christie's
Made by white labor': the vintage Levi's that point to America's dark past | Jeans | The Guardian
A supporter of prominent Chinese artist Ai Weiwei holds a picture of him at Weiwei's art studio to protest the demolition of the place by the government in Shanghai November 7, 2010.
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Each x Other Yi Zhou Branch Print Jeans E33 | Printed jeans, Painted jeans, Fashion
Artist | White Space Art Asia
James Jean on Instagram: “Anyone see this in Singapore? #chinesenewyear #zodiac” | James jean, Illustration art, Tiger art
Q. and A.: The Artist Zhang Hongtu on Appropriating Mao's Image - The New York Times
How Denim Became a Political Symbol of the 1960s | Arts & Culture| Smithsonian Magazine
