“Pictures of the Post-80s Generation —Generational Leap”
06 November, 2024--04 May, 2025
TANK Q, TANK Shanghai, Shanghai, China
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This group exhibition features 35 distinguished contemporary artists born in the 1980s who live and work in China. As the first generation growing up during China’s rapid economic growth, the “Post-80s Generation” is also shaped by dreams and realities of globalization.
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“Pictures of the Post-80s Generation - Generational Leap” installaion view
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The exhibition “Pictures of the Post-80s Generation — Generational Leap” speaks directly to the urgent concerns of the present. On one hand, it reflects the resonance between contemporary Chinese society and the changing global scene. On the other, beneath its intricate layers of narrative, it invites us to look closer — to engage with the tensions of our time and rekindle the courage to imagine the future.
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“Pictures of the Post-80s Generation - Generational Leap” installaion view 1st floor
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“Pictures of the Post-80s Generation - Generational Leap” installaion view 2nd floor
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Artist List:
Chen Fei, Cao Yu, Tianzhuo Chen, Chen Wei, Cheng Ran, Dan' er, Gao Lei, Guan Xiao, Hao Jingban, He Xiangyu, Hu Yinping, Li Liao, Li Ming, Li Ran, Li Binyuan, Liao Fei, Lin Ke, Liu Yujia, Ma Qiusha, Miao Miao, Nabuqi, Song Yuanyuan, Sun Xun, Tan Tian, Tang Dixin, Tao Hui, Tong Wenmin, Wang Tuo, Xia Yu, Zhang Ding, ZHANG Ruyi, Zhang shujian, ZHANG Yunyao, Zhou siwei, Zhou Yilun
About the curator
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Born in 1977 in Nanjing, Sun Dongdong has long been dedicated to the critical writing and curatorial practice of Chinese contemporary art. His focus lies in the evolution of Chinese contemporary art and new media in the “post-Olympic era,” as well as the systemic structuring of Chinese contemporary art landscape. Sun has curated exhibitions for many China’s leading institutions, including the UCCA Center for Contemporary Art (Formally known as the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art), Guangdong Times Museum, A4 Art Museum, He Museum, as well as the influential Art Changsha project. He also served as the assistant curator for the China Pavilion at the 59th Venice Biennale. Sun Dongdong currently lives and works in Beijing.
