1. Capturing Disappearing Hong Kong: Liu Waitong's Wandering Hong Kong with Spirits
(December 2017/Book reviews)

...pieces dedicated to Chinese activists, such as “The Missing,” in which the poet added “to Ai Weiwei and others “forced to disappear” in China,” and “A Chris...

2. The Weight of Lightness: Magnus Renfrew's Uncharted Territory
(December 2017/Book reviews)

...diverse as Ding Yi, Fang Lijun, Geng Jianyi, Gu Wenda, Huang Yongping, Liu Wei, Xu Bing, Zhang Xiaogang, and Ai Weiwei. It’s an incredibly promising beginning. Second, there are plans to allow v...

3. Consuming Love: Zhang Yueran's The Promise Bird
(November 2012/Reviews)

... Yueran, (trans. Jeremy Tiang), The Promise Bird, Math Paper Press, 2012. 323 pgs. In 2010, Chinese artist Ai Weiwei presented an art installation, Sunflower Seeds, at London's Tate Modern. Spre...

4. The Care of the Leviathan: Chan Koonchung's The Fat Years
(November 2011/Reviews)

...nd the "second generation rich" or the ongoing arrest of activists and artists like Liu Xiaobo and Ai Weiwei, these potential readers should consider obtaining The Fat Years and creating&mda...

5. Guard
(July 2011/Photography)

by Ai Weiwei   Photograph, 10.2"x11.2", 2009. Exhibited at Art Next Gallery, New York. Director and curator: David Rong

6. Jump Over the Wall of History (Art Review)
(July 2011/Photography)

...arc Ecko (New York), Ilya Chichkan, Alexander Roitburd and Yuri Solomko (Ukraine), Alexey Salmanov (Russia), Ai Weiwei, Zheng Lianjie, Zhang Hongtu, Zhang Dali, Ji Shengli, Chen Weiming (China), Loren...

7. Ai Weiwei
(July 2011/Contributors)

Ai Weiwei was born in Beijing in 1957. He is a conceptual artist, curator, cultural advisor, and architect. In 1979 he was a founder of "The Stars" (Xing Xing), one of the first avant-garde

8. China-ism II: Democracy or Economy? (Curatorial Introduction)
(July 2011/Photography)

...s works in this issue of Cha) as well as one original photograph and documentary film by the Chinese artist Ai Weiwei. China-ism Since China has become one of the world's economic powerhouses,...

9. The Chinese Curse
(July 2011/Editorial)

...rground China during the Cultural Revolution. Contrary to Duo Duo and his anonymous, cryptic lyric voice, Ai Weiwei is one of the most outspoken and dynamic artists in today's China. Ai Weiwei ...

10. Cha: An Asian Literary Journal
(July 2011/Front page)

...bsp;Zhang Dali, Mai Mang, Ted Ciesielski, Zheng Lianjie, Ji Shengli (cover artist), Ai Weiwei Reviews: Katherine Foster, Glen Jennings, Joel Heng Hartse, Alice Tsay, William (...