Lot 877: LU CHUNSHENG | The Curve Which Can Cough

each signed and titled in Chinese, dated 2001, and numbered 1/5

two DVDs and one Betacam tape,  8 minutes and 52 seconds

These works are generally in good condition.
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China, Hongzhou, Impression Gallery, Mantic Ecstasy, Digital Image and Video Art, March 2001
Germany, Berlin, National Galerie im Hamburger Behnhof Museum Fuer Gegenwartskunst, Living in Time, 29 Contemporary Artists from China, September, 2001
France, Lyon, Musee d'Art Contemporary de Lyon, The Monk and Demon: Chinese Contemporary Art, 9 June - 5 August, 2004, pp. 96-97
Belgium, Antwerp, Museum of Contemporary Art, All Under Heaven, March 2004, p. 105
China, Beijing, Ullens Center for Contemporary Art, OUR FUTURE: The Guy & Myriam Ullens Foundation Collection, 19 July – 12 October, 2008, pp. 102-103

The Third Space in the Fourth World, Eastlink Gallery, Shanghai, China, 2002

Chinese Century Gallery, Paris
Acquired by the present owner from the above