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Inner visions avant-garde art in China
Set in Beijing, this documentary examines artists in post-Mao China who are turning inward, looking at their own emotions and personalities as a source of artistic inspiration. This inward focus, learned from Western philosophy and modern art concepts is considered avant-garde. Throughout, the narrator provides a historical and social context for the rise of modern art in China, and the artists share their histories from childhood during the Cultural Revolution to coming of age as China opens its doors to the West.
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- "Profiles avant-garde artists in post-Mao China who are turning inward and looking at their own emotions and personalities as a source of artistic inspiration."
- "Set in Beijing, this documentary examines artists in post-Mao China who are turning inward, looking at their own emotions and personalities as a source of artistic inspiration. This inward focus, learned from Western philosophy and modern art concepts is considered avant-garde. Throughout, the narrator provides a historical and social context for the rise of modern art in China, and the artists share their histories from childhood during the Cultural Revolution to coming of age as China opens its doors to the West."@en
- "Set in Beijing, this documentary examines artists in post-Mao China who are turning inward, looking at their own emotions and personalities as a source of artistic inspiration. This inward focus, learned from Western philosophy and modern art concepts is considered avant-garde. The narrator provides a historical and social context for the rise of modern art in China, and the artists share their histories."@en
- "Set in Beijing, this documentary examines artists in post-Mao China who are turning inward, looking at their own emotions and personalities as a source of artistic inspiration. This inward focus learned from Western philosophy and modern art concepts is considered avant-garde. The narrator provides a historical and social context for the rise of modern art in China, and the artists share their histories."
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- "Inner visions avant-garde art in China"