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First public presentation of Wang Dongling’s 'Laozi, Dao De Jing, Chapter I & II', a large-scale calligraphy work created for Asia Society Museum by one of the most celebrated living calligraphers from China.
Xiaoze Xie’s most recent work focuses on banned books across mediums to examine the subjectivity of censorship in relation to shifting sociopolitical and religious ideologies.
An exhibition focused on M.F. Husain's mural-sized painting Lightning, created for then-Prime Minister Indira Gandhi’s Congress Party public rally in 1975.
This exhibition takes Ma Junliang’s Complete Map of the World as a starting point to consider interactions between China and Europe during the eighteenth century.
