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Murano Glass. Signed and numbered on the accompanying certificate and inscribed on the bottom. Ai Weiwei’s Vase (green) (2024) merges traditional form and pop cultural critique through the medium of Murano glass. The Coca-Cola logo, embossed prominently across the vase’s surface, transforms this delicate green object into a statement on branding and cultural imperialism. Hand-blown by Italian artisans, the work continues Weiwei’s long-standing interest in appropriation and symbolism—referencing both ancient Chinese pottery and modern consumer products. Each piece is inscribed on the underside and issued with a signed and numbered certificate, from a total edition of 100.
Vase (Green), 2024
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Murano Glass. Signed and numbered on the accompanying certificate and inscribed on the bottom. Ai Weiwei’s Vase (green) (2024) merges traditional form and pop cultural critique through the medium of Murano glass. The Coca-Cola logo, embossed prominently across the vase’s surface, transforms this delicate green object into a statement on branding and cultural imperialism. Hand-blown by Italian artisans, the work continues Weiwei’s long-standing interest in appropriation and symbolism—referencing both ancient Chinese pottery and modern consumer products. Each piece is inscribed on the underside and issued with a signed and numbered certificate, from a total edition of 100.
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What is Chinese contemporary art?
Chinese Contemporary Art is marked by a wide range of styles and experimental approaches. In the 1980s, avant-garde exhibitions were often shut down by government officials. The 1990s saw the rise of political pop and cynical realism, while China's One-Child Policy influenced artists to explore the individual as a subject matter.
