Yang Jiecang

August 15th, 2011 § Leave a Comment


This a limited edition by Chinese artist Yang Jiecang, published by the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art in 2008.  It is hand-painted porcelain and produced as an edition of 250.  The work references Yang’s ‘Underground Flowers’ project, an installation of 3,000 porcelain bone fragments housed in wooden shelves reminiscent of a Natural History Museum archive.

The series is a central example of Yang’s attempt to meld traditional Chinese artistic methods with foreign and / or contemporary forms (in this case the European Momento Mori, perhaps).

I really want one.

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To purchase, or learn more, visit the Ullens Center online store.

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