When a hero faces to death, it's a real death not just an illusion. To be a hero doesn’t mean to act honorably in danger as in movies, death itself doesn't need to be sensational and hero isn't exist sentimentally, he's not an idol for people to admire. Hero has complicated humility and he also is a normal people in real life. The truth of hero's end is: hero can see through the death itself. But nobody knows.
—Li Wei
Organizer: Today Art Museum
Duration: September 17-October 3 10:00am-17:00pm
Venue: 1st & 2nd floor exhibition hall of building 3
ADD：No.32 Baiziwan Road,Chaoyang District,Beijing,100022
Website: www.todayartmuseum.com
Li Wei
Born in Beijing in 1981, Li Wei studied at the Third Studio of Sculpture Department in the Central Academy of Fine Arts from 2002 to 2007and received her Bachelor’s degree there. Now she lives and works in Beijing. She has her first solo exhibition held in September, 2011 at the Hanmo Art Gallery, Beijing. The group exhibitions she has attended include: Guest Exhibition of “Not Sculpture” at the Linda Gallery in 2011; “Full Handmade: BCA 2009 Summer Bazzar” at the Beijing Center for the Arts, “China’s Attitude—the First Chinese Sculpture Exhibition” at the Sunshine International Art Museum, Song Zhuang in Beijing and “Chinese Motive Force—2009 Annual International Exhibition of Sculpture in China”, Beijing International Sculpture Exhibition Area, Crab Island in Beijing; “Do Not Panic, Do Not Panic—Performance Art Exhibition” at Art Statement Hall of 798 Art District. She won the prize of “Honorable Creative Work” at the National Exhibition of Sculpture by Outstanding College Graduates in 2007 and the second prize of “Excellent Undergraduate Works Exhibition of Central Academy of Fine Arts” in 2004.
