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...taken at Sakip Sabanci Museum... artwork called "Porcelain Cube" by Ai Wei Wei...

  

Istanbul, Turkey...

...taken at Sakip Sabanci Museum... artwork called "Odyssey" by Ai Wei Wei...

  

Istanbul, Turkey...

The tree is assembled from sections of naturally fallen trees.

...taken at Sakip Sabanci Museum... artwork called "Sunflower Seeds" by Ai Wei Wei...

  

Istanbul, Turkey...

...taken at Sakip Sabanci Museum... artwork called "Porcelain Cube" by Ai Wei Wei...

  

Istanbul, Turkey...

One piece of the artist Ai Weiwei and one bird... Perfect match!

Making Sense - Ai Wei Wei exhibition at The Design Museum, London

...taken at Sakip Sabanci Museum... artwork called "Porcelain Cube" by Ai Wei Wei...

  

Istanbul, Turkey...

...taken at Sakip Sabanci Museum... artwork called "Field of Teapot Sprouts" by Ai Wei Wei...

  

Istanbul, Turkey...

This was part of the major pan-NYC exhibit "Fences Make Good Neighbors" which was on display until February 11, 2018. Too bad it was not extended or made permanent!!!

 

For more details on the display check out the link below or google it for more info, well worth your time.

 

www.publicartfund.org/ai_weiwei_good_fences_make_good_nei...

Ai Weiwei 's animal heads at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park .

Holga ilford pan F 50 and digitally scanned

Ai Weiwei Tree, Downing College, Cambridge, 1 Sep 2022

In summer 2016 Downing College staged an exhibition of Ai Weiwei’s “Trees”.

Now they have their own permanent tree.

 

In 2021 an historic cedar tree in the grounds of Downing College was felled because it was diseased.

Ai Weiwei made a “tree” from the branches and gifted it to the college.

Funding for the work was provided by the College’s Howard Foundation.

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Astrup Fearnley Museum of Modern Art.

Kunstsammlung K21

Artist Ai Weiwei's Gilded Cage installed in Doris C. Freedman Plaza, Central Park. Part of the "Good Fences Make Good Neighbors" series.

see also my blog: pienw.blogspot.com/2021/01/highlights-in-museum-voorlinde...

 

Detail of "Ai Weiwei, Fairytale - 1001 Chairs", 2007, at Highlights, Museum Voorlinden, Wassenaar

Looking up at the cool piece of art.

Ai Weiwei at Meijer Gardens: Natural State

 

Making Sense - Ai Wei Wei exhibition at The Design Museum, London

Ai Weiwei Trees, Downing College, Cambridge, 18 Jul 2016

 

I don't understand the meaning behind Ai Weiwei's 'Trees' sculpture, but it looks superb in a strong light.

see also my blog: pienw.blogspot.com/2023/10/ai-weiwei-in-search-of-humanit...

 

"Forever Bicycles" by Ai Weiwei, Kunsthal, Rotterdam

 

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Forever Bicycles alludes to the Forever brand of bicycles that flooded China streets during the artist’s childhood yet remained financially out of reach, for many. With the Canadian Museum for Human Rights and The Forks as the backdrops, the dizzying structure of steel and light and shadow becomes an infinite puzzle

 

There are 1254 bicycles in the structure

 

Artist: Ai Weiwei

 

...taken at Sakip Sabanci Museum during "Ai Weiwei On Porcelain" exhibition... a selfie in front of "illumination", the selfie of the artist taken while he was getting arrested by the Chinese police...

  

Istanbul, Turkey...

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The Ai Weiwei "According to What?" exhibition at the AGO in Toronto. You must see it.

 

(I couldn't help myself)

 

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Shutter: 1/60 Seconds

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Camera: Olympus OM-D E-M5

Lens: Panasonic 25mm F/1.4

“Good Fences Make Good Neighbors” sculpture by Ai Weiwei in Washington Square Park

As installed in front of Royal Academy of Arts, London, 2015.

ai weiwei made headlines back in 2008 for his quest in recovering the truth about the number of student casualties that were a result of the sichuan earthquake that hit china–his citizen’s investigation was aimed at collecting the names of all the victims of the natural disaster, uncovering the truth about the chinese government’s corruption in trying to hide the actual facts. since then he has undergone much scrutiny by chinese authorities for his activism and was incarcerated for 81-days back in 2011 for his involvement.

 

Seven years after the tragic event which took the lives of more than five thousand school children, ai weiwei presents his sculptural installation ‘straight’ at the 2015 Royal Academy exhibition the work is composed of 150 tons of steel rebar which the artist recovered from the sites of the collapsed schools in sichuan following the quake. varying in diameter, ai weiwei has had all of the retrieved metal parts straightened as if new, and has arranged them in stacks, creating an eery landscape which immediately brings forth a feeling of somberness in memory of those whose lives were lost; the action of adjusting the pieces in a way metaphorically speaking of the artist trying to make things right.

Woman at the Ai Weiwei exhibition at the RA. I didn't notice at the time but she's wearing one bracelet that says '24-70mm' and another that says '50mm'. Odd.

My take on Ai WeiWei's "Gilded Cage" which is (was) part of the major pan-NYC exhibit "Fences Make Good Neighbors" which will remain (was) on display until February 11, 2018. Too bad it is (was) not extended or made permanent!!! Would love to (have) catch (caught) a few more parts on my next visit to NYC...

 

For more details on the display check out the link below or google it for more info, well worth your time.

 

www.publicartfund.org/ai_weiwei_good_fences_make_good_nei...

Berlin, Deutschland

At the Yorkshire Sculpture Park near Wakefield this metal tree, by Chinese artist Ai Wei Wei, sits beside an old chapel looking pretty damned cool.

 

Reflections of people passing through the Ai Weiwei sculpture at the Arch in Washington Square Park, Greenwich Village, NYC

This time without any tourists. And I even waited for one to show up.

Ai Weiwei , Sunflower Seeds, Porcelain, 2010.

K20, Düsseldorf, 2019

  

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Forever Bicycles alludes to the Forever brand of bicycles that flooded China streets during the artist’s childhood yet remained financially out of reach, for many. With the Canadian Museum for Human Rights and The Forks as the backdrops, the dizzying structure of steel and light and shadow becomes an infinite puzzle

 

There are 1254 bicycles in the structure

 

Artist: Ai Weiwei

 

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