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AI WEIWEI 'Making Sense: Portrait' (2023) Framed Museum Show Postcard

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AI WEIWEI 'Making Sense: Portrait' (2023) Framed Museum Show Postcard'Portrait of Ai Weiwei' by Design Museum, 2023 Postcard from the artist's show at Design Museum, London. Famous image courtesy of photographer Gao Yuan, 2009. 6. 8 x 4. 7 Inches 17 x 12. 2 Centimeters 10 x 8 x 0. 8 Inches (framed) Offset lithograph on white card stock. Open Edition. New with details and Chinese signature printed on reverse. *Note: Float framed in UV glass with black (or white) MDF frame molding. ARTIST BIO Given his remarkable life

'Portrait of Ai Weiwei' by Design Museum, 2023
Postcard from the artist's show at Design Museum, London.
Famous image courtesy of photographer Gao Yuan, 2009.
6.8 x 4.7 Inches
17 x 12.2 Centimeters
10 x 8 x 0.8 Inches (framed)
Offset lithograph on white card stock.
Open Edition.
New with details and Chinese signature printed on reverse.
*Note: Float-framed in UV glass with black (or white) MDF frame molding.

ARTIST BIO

Given his remarkable life and work, Ai Weiwei (b. 1957, Beijing) stands as a unique international figure. He is both one of the most celebrated contemporary artists and one of the world’s most prominent and respected human rights activists. The exhibition draws on many aspects of his career as a visual artist and architect, and is informed by both his own life experience and the plight of displaced people.

In 2016, Ai and his film team traveled to 23 countries and 40+ refugee camps while filming his documentary feature, Human Flow.

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