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Tag Archives: photography
Translation and photography in Shanghai
At A Room With a View, btr writes poetry, posts photos of Shanghai, and covers literature in translation.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged @mwchinese, btr, photography, poetry
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Painted plagiarism of a push-up photograph
Li Yueliang’s oil painting is suspiciously similar to an earlier photograph taken by Hu Wugong.
Posted in Art
Tagged art, Fengniao, photography, plagiarism
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David Spindler’s Great Wall
A Q&A with Great Wall expert David Spindler.
Posted in Beijing, People, Photography
Tagged @altcat, Beijing, David Spindler, photography, The Great Wall
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A grand day at the park, enhanced by the People’s Daily
People’s Daily clones some birds to make a more harmonious image of humanity coexisting with nature in a Guangxi park.
Posted in Photography
Tagged birds, fakes, Guangxi, People's Daily, photography, Zhang Bin
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Ai Weiwei on the Square
Two photos by Ai Weiwei.
Zachary Mexico’s China Underground
Zachary Mexico (pseudonym) is author of China Underground, published by Soft Skull Press. About “the crazy people I’d met in China and the even crazier people they’d introduced me to” － Danwei excerpts.
Posted in China Books
Tagged China Underground, monk, photography, rock music, Soft Skull Press, Zachary Mexico
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Medium format photo blog about China
A new group photo blog for a small but interesting niche: people who take photos in China with medium format film.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged blogs, China in 12 Frames, film, Huangpu River, medium format photography, photography
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Celebrating National Day, 1984
The story behind the Hello, Xiaoping banner carried by students in the National Day parade in 1984.
Posted in Festivals, Photography
Tagged Deng Xiaoping, photography, The Beijing News
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Cool retro Chinese sneakers
Warriors: a classic Chinese brand as seen by a Chinese graphic designer who lives in Finland.
Posted in Fashion
Tagged books, branding, Chinese brands, design, photography, retro, sneakers, Ye Shumeng
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Workers book launch this Friday
British artist Helen Couchman will be launching her new book–Workers 工人–at the Beijing Bookworm on Thursday night at 7:30 pm.
Posted in Events
Tagged art, Birds Nest, migrant workers, Olympics, photography, Water Cube, workers
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