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This exhibition is no longer on view. See what’s on at SAM.
Aug 31 2013–Jun 29 2014
Trained as an artist during the Cultural Revolution (1966â1976), Wan Qingli has had the opportunity to observe a wide range of human behavior. Wan uses his sharp brush to address contemporary social ills, drawing on the Chinese pictorial tradition of ink play. His ingenious and biting pictures are full of humor and universal themes.
Rights Infringement (detail), 2006, Wan Qingli, Chinese, born 1945, ink and color on paper, 54 x 14 in. Image courtesy of the University Museum and Art Gallery, The University of Hong Kong, Š Wan Qingli.
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