Ai Weiwei Marble Chair

120 cm 55 9 cm 46 cm.

Ai weiwei marble chair. Marble chair white 2008 by ai weiwei white marble. Ai weiwei marble chair marble 46 1 8 by 23 by 17 1 2 in. Share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest. As our landmark exhibition examines work from 1993 up to the present day we take a look at some of the key works to know from across ai s career.

If you ve visited the fantastic ai weiwei royal academy show you may have been intrigued by the sight of a marble pushchair at rest on a huge expanse of marble grass that dominates one of the rooms. Ai grew up in the far north west of china where he lived under harsh conditions due to his father s exile. Marble chair white by ai weiwei. The art of ai weiwei falls into several categories photography sculpture conceptual art design and architecture all of which are connected by a persistent questioning of chinese conventions and traditions.

Available for sale from opera gallery ai weiwei marble chair 2008 marble 118 1 55 9 43 5 cm. 116 8 x 55 8 x 43 8cm executed in 2008. As an activist he has been openly critical of the chinese government s stance on democracy and human rights. Marble is a fragile and unforgiving material and the piece serves to remind us that one of the.

Contact for price. Marble chair white and more art by ai weiwei at ocula. 117 by 58 5 by 44 8 cm. Find the latest shows biography and artworks for sale by ai weiwei.

View marble chair by ai weiwei sold at ai weiwei four movements on 3 28 march 2009 london. Marble chair is part of ai s practice that is inspired by antique chinese furniture the systematic destruction of chinese culture and its legacy that began during the cultural. ài wèiwèi english pronunciation help info. At 17 45 no comments.

1957 marble chair marble 46 x 22 x 17 in. Learn more about the piece and artist and its final selling price. Not many artists would think of trying to create something so complicated and so delicate. Born 28 august 1957 is a chinese contemporary artist and activist.

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