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 ui Jianguo (1956 Shandong) is considered one of China's most important sculptors. Sui's works can often be seen as symbols of China's transition from communism to capitalism. His best known works are his huge bronze Mao suits sculptures, giant toy dinosaurs (representative of a nation now considered the factory floor of the world) and his "Made in China" banners or signs. Early in his career, Sui Jianguo was also recognized internationally for a wide variety of naturalistic sculptures that involved rocks and boulders that had been extensively re-engineered, split, hammered and reshaped. Sui lives in Beijing and teaches at Beijing's Central Academy of Fine Arts. |
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Made in China, 2005, Neon light, 250×2000cm
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For the Beauty, 2005, Resin and industrial paint, 150×60×48cm
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Body Structure, 2001, Sketch on paper, 30×30cm
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Solo Exhibitions:
2008
Joyart,Beijing
2007
Speeding Up: SuiJianguo- Space-video exhibition,Arario Beijing Gallery,China
2004
Sui Jianguo:The Sleep of Reason,Asian Art Museum,San Francisco,California,USA
1999
Clothes Veins Studying, Corridor Gallery of Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing, China
1997
You Meet the Shadow of the Century, Victoria Arts Academy, Melbourne, Australia
1996
Exhibition of work by Sui Jianguo, Hanart Gallery, Hong Kong, China
1995
Deposit and Fault, Cultural Research Institute, New Delhi, India
1994
Remember of Space, Gallery of Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing, China |
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