Ai Weiwei news is upcoming and evolving; here are the latest widely reported items as of now:
Illustration of context: Ai Weiwei’s recent years combine periods of exile, international collaboration, and selective engagement with China, culminating in a cautious reentry that many observers interpret as a potential shift in public activism or collaboration with Chinese institutions.[5][2]
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A Q&A with filmmaker Alison Klayman, who has documented the life and work of Ai Weiwei, one of China's leading avant garde artists who was arrested April 3 and is being detained by Chinese authorities.
www.cbc.caArtist, dissident filed suit to challenge $2M fine on tax charges which he insists is just gov't intimidation
www.cbsnews.comAi Weiwei's exhibit features portraits made from Lego bricks of nearly 200 activists, prisoners and free speech advocates
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www.standard.co.ukAi Weiwei, Chinese artist and son of late poet Ai Qing, helped with the design of the "Birds Nest" Olympic stadium for the 2008 Beijing Olympics. He is also involved with Human rights, and concerned with political corruption of mainland China.
www.scmp.comFour exhibitions by the artists have opened in Beijing this summer
www.independent.co.ukThe artist, who left Beijing in 2015, has clashed with Chinese authorities over his politically engaged work
www.independent.co.ukFor the past 10 years the dissident artist has lived in Germany, the UK and now Portugal, never once setting foot in his native country, where people with far less controversial pasts have faced…
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