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| Beijing's Ullens Centre for Contemporary Art, or "UCCA" for short, has launched their first major event in 2013. This public exhibition named On-and-Off focus on the young artists in China. (CNTV) |
The exhibition was produced with excellent curatorship and extensive academic research. It showcases the wide range and high calibre of work being made in China today, and it's quite possible that some of these artworks will become pivotal to the future of the Chinese art scene.
Reporter: "This is a collective presentation of a younger generation of artists in China, and as you can see that the forms are not limited. Most of the artists were born and bred during the open-up and reform era, their works are heavily influenced by the new economy, new social status, and new technologies, and the process of creating them is their ways of seeing the world."
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