Huang Rui and Japanese girlfriend in 798 Art Factory

Photograph of Huang Rui (R) and his Japanese girlfriend (L) was taken at a Xing Xing reunion in the 798 Art Factory in Beijing in December, 2002. Huang Rui was a founding member of the experimental underground art group Xing Xing and a designer for poet Bei Dao’s literary journal Jintian. He lived for many years in Japan. When he returned to Beijing, he became a major advocate of the 798 Art Zone in Beijing and was largely responsible for the Chinese government designating it as the first government protected art district in China.

• 2002-10

• Spencer, Norman A.

• Art/Music/Dance

• 798 (Beijing, China : District)
• Beijing (China)

• Huang, Rui

• Artists
• Couples
• Designers
• Japanese

• image

• No linguistic content; Not applicable

Shared Shelf: 23969485

• Spencer, Norman A.

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2021-09-29