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REWARDING PERSISTENCE

By Lin Qi | China Daily | Updated: 2018-10-09 07:38

An award by two cultural institutions in Beijing gives artists who persevere a chance to showcase their talent, Lin Qi reports.

Meng Boshen's current one-man show at Beijing's Today Art Museum, which runs through Wednesday, features only two site-specific installations whose materials are entirely natural: One is a tree suspended in midair and the other is a pile of stones spread over the ground.

The two works at Observing Reality through Smears are Meng's latest productions that continue the 38-year-old Beijing-based artist's distinctive work approach - using black pencils to smudge all over the surface of the objects in his creation.

REWARDING PERSISTENCE

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