Ai Weiwei

Artist, designer, architect, author, publisher, and curator: Ai Weiwei (b. 1957) is a truly 21st-century creative, influential across a variety of media. During his childhood, criticism of his father's poetry--he was labeled as a dissident--meant that Ai and his family were exiled to a remote r...

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Main Author: Rosbottom, Daniel, 1969- (Author)
Corporate Author: Royal academy of arts (Author)
Other Authors: Marlow, Tim, 1963- (Interviewer), Locke, Adrian (Interviewer), Tancock, John L. (Editor)
Format: Livre papier
Language:Anglais
Published: London : Royal Academy of Arts 2015, cop. 2015.
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Note: Published on occasion of the exhibition "Ai Weiwei" held at Royal Academy of Arts, London, September 19-December 13, 2015
Autres localisations: Voir dans le Sudoc
Variante du titre:Born radical
Architecture can also be silent
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