https://www.blouinartinfo.com/artists/-chen-yifei-3431 This link provides a great overview of the life of Chen Yifei and highlights some of his most important works such as The Seizing of the Presidential Palace, Leisurely Boat Ride, and Twin Bridge. This page also describes the role … Continue reading →

One of the links that I feel will help aid me in my research, and that I found very interesting was, https://caiguoqiang.wordpress.com/ This is a blog that is attached to his website that has conversations and insights on his projects and … Continue reading →

The Award and Feng Zikai This link is helpful because it provides a history of Feng Zikai and the creation of his art. Included on the website is a statement from Feng’s daughter, Feng Yiyin, where she talks about her … Continue reading →

This link was beneficial in my art analysis.  The site has a vast amount of artwork from all kinds of artists, with great descriptions of both the art and artist.  Very helpful with my artist especially as his art sells for … Continue reading →

I found the Chen Yifei art analysis very well done.  The wording and description of what the art is trying to say are precise and helpful and helps me with the text for my artist.  I should incorporate more history and … Continue reading →

One of the websites I found very interesting is http://www.lhs-arts.org/lang.html. It is the official site of the Liu Haisu museum in Shanghai. In this website, there is a lot of information on paintings of Liu Haisu, including the picture of … Continue reading →

I found Joe’s art analysis is very useful to my artist and his work. Qi Baishi is obviously good at painting ink on the paper and ShanShui painting. My target Liu Haisu is also very good at Shanshui painting. In … Continue reading →

This link is a video of Yu Hong’s commentary on the quality of life in a rapidly developing society. She initially talks about the societal pressures women in China face to suit the traditional role. However, she feels that China … Continue reading →

At the top of Ai Weiwei’s website is a link to to http://www.moonmoonmoonmoon.com, a collaborative project with Olafur Eliasson. On the site, visitors could click on any blank space of the moon and upload a drawing, filling the moon on the main … Continue reading →