How An Artist Sees The Global Financial Crisis

October 5th, 2009

Filed under: Art and artists: paintings, gallery, abstract, modern, contemporary, video art, painter, pop, portrait

Wen Chenling’s sculpture, “What You See Might Not Be Real,” on display at a Beijing gallery, is a critique of the global financial crisis, with the bull representing Wall Street and the man pinned to the wall representing Bernard Madoff.

China Financial Crisis Art

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