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William Shakespeare once said, “Life... is a tale. Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, Signifying nothing.” As a penetrating artist, Chen Qi maintains the diligence of his youth and always questions the essence of art and the reason to make art although he is wandering towards sixty years of age. He has been questioning and seeking the self, the ultimate value of life and existence. During this journey, art has turned into his salvation, a solution to the loneliness of life and a consolation to the meaninglessness of life in the fading aura. Prior to this solo exhibition at the Hubei Museum of Art, we conducted another long interview, which is the fifth long conversation we two had.

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Interview with a Winner of “First Step Nominated Award” Wu Tianyue: Art History Does Not Cool One’s Heel

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Interview with a Winner of “First Step Nominated Award” Zhang Jinyuan: Living in the Era of My Life

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Yu Yang: Centennial Exhibition of Zong Qixiang and the Integration & Exploration of Night Landscape Painting

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Winner of “First Step Award” Su Yongjian: Playing Art, Playing Science and Technology, Only Doing My Favourite Thing

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Chen Lin “Seeking an Inward the Voice”: The Shape of Life

2017.7.21

Wang Chenxu: Western Painting and Chinese Feelings

2017.7.19

Zhang Yizhi: Design Arises and Blossoms in Cold Ashes

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Interview with David Handley: The relationship with artists and the public in Sculpture by the Sea, is always dynamic.

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Zhou Han: “The Golden Note” – An Aggregation of Romance

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Liu Lei: Exploring the Paper Art in the World of Prints

2017.6.23

Su Rina: Glitch Art, Controllable Reconstruction of Order

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Yu Yutian: Imagination is My Understanding of a Pure Mind

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Liu Yazhou: Sculpture is Not Just Born at the End of an Artist’s Production

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Cui Ailan and "Silence of Nirvana": Wood Chips and Residual Lotus

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Qu Daner’s “Weizhou Fishes”: Reflections on the Ontological Language and Concept of Painting

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