ART GUIDE: Art Beijing 2007 Special Issue
An Art Beijing 2007 special issue, with an artist entry and painting plates credited to Liu Qiming (Liu Qi).
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An Art Beijing 2007 special issue, with an artist entry and painting plates credited to Liu Qiming (Liu Qi).
View record & selected pagesThe photographed spread includes an advertisement and exhibition information for Liu Qiming’s One Line on Life solo exhibition.
View record & selected pagesIssue 4, September 2009. The photographed pages include coverage of Liu Qiming’s video practice and film stills.
View record & selected pagesIssue 21, July–August 2008, featuring an article on Liu Qiming, The Lifeline in a Grey Space, with painting plates.
View record & selected pagesIssue 4 of 2008. The photographed pages feature Harmonious but Different, an interview with Liu Qiming and Xu Ze, accompanied by artwork reproductions.
View record & selected pagesIssue 5 of 2007, Chinese edition, oil painting volume. The photographed pages contain an exhibition review on regionalism, modernity and contemporaneity, with a painting plate by Liu Qiming.
View record & selected pagesIssue 6 of 2008, including an advertisement for One Line on Life and Wu Yongqiang’s essay Between Passion and Reflection — On Liu Qiming’s Oil Paintings.
View record & selected pagesThe July 2008 issue, with an advertisement for One Line on Life and an article on Liu Qiming and his paintings, Life Hanging by a Thread — Liu Qiming and His Paintings.
View record & selected pagesThe photographed pages include Art’s Contemporaneity and the Entanglements of Fate — Wu Yongqiang in Conversation with Liu Qiming, illustrated with paintings and video stills.
View record & selected pagesThe September 2007 issue. Its contents and artist pages include a biography and painting plates credited to Liu Qiming (Liu Qi).
View record & selected pagesThe June–August 2008 issue, including an advertisement for One Line on Life and Between Passion and Reflection — On Liu Qiming’s Oil Paintings.
View record & selected pagesThe June 2007 trial issue. The photographed pages include exhibition information and Preserving Personal Historical Memory — On Liu Qiming’s Oil Paintings.
View record & selected pagesIssue 7 of 2008. The photographed pages include an advertisement for One Line on Life and an exhibition feature documenting Liu Qiming’s paintings.
View record & selected pagesLiu Qiming considers land use, demolition and the spirit of contract through the experiences of Suojia Village, Chaoyang’s art districts and Songzhuang.
He Duojun considers Liu Qi’s rural childhood, his journeys between the plateau and the city, and the recognition of his paintings, examining their social critique, viewpoint and developing individuality.
Gong Shui considers passion, ideas and social masks through Liu Qi’s black-and-white paintings and works shown in his 1995 solo exhibition, reading his artistic practice as a succession of farewells and acts of self-transcendence.