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Inky Bytes: Tuschespuren im Digitalzeitalter = traces of ink in the digital era

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    • Tuschespuren im Digitalzeitalter
    • Traces of ink in the digital era

Abstract

Print the Landscape Public Art Project as well as artists Zhou Fei, Yang Yongliang, Shan Fan, Liu Ding, Dagmar Rauwald, and Kan Tai-Keung demonstrate the Chinese traditions of ink painting, book printing, and stone rubbing as shown in the East Asian Collection of Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe (MKG).

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    Hamburg: Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, [2018]

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    • 9783923859887
    • 3923859880

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    • Catalog for an exhibition held at Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, Hamburg, September 2, 2018-January 13, 2019, presented in conjunction with CHINA TIME Hamburg "Pulse of the City" (September 1-23, 2018). MKG presents contemporary art from their historical collection within the context of CHINA TIME Hamburg's 2018 theme of digitalisation and urbanisation.
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