Biography Cui Xiuwen (Chinese)

1970 Born in Haerbin

1990 Graduated from Fine Arts Department of Northeast Normal University.

1996 Graduated from the Oil Painting Department Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing

Exhibitions

2006 “They discovered that the Camera is better than the Paintbrush” LONGRUN ART Beijing China

2006 “2006 IDAA International Digital Art Award” QUT ART MUSEUM. Australia

2006 Plato and his seven spirits. OCT Contemporary art terminal. Shenzhen. China

2006 “Cui Xiuwen,” DF2 Gallery. U.S.A. Opens in L.A. (solo)

2006 The Sixth International Photography Month in Moscow: Photo biennale 2006

2006 The Thirteen: “Chinese Video Now” . P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center, NY, USA

2006 “Seoul Internationl Photography Fetival” Seoul, Korea

2005 “Cui Xiuwen,” Marella Gallery. Italy. Opens in Beijing (solo)

2005 1965-2005, collection of new media from the Center Pompidou, la Caixa forum, Barcelona

2005 “Body Temperature.” Invoking the legacy of Hans Christian Anderson through Chinese Contemporary Art.

2005 “Cloud Rain,” Beijing Art Now Gallery.

2005 “Loft Of Language,” Beijing Three Quarters Gallery.

2005 “Vehicle & Mirror,” Beijing New Art Projects.

2004 "Untitied: Julia Loktev, Julika, Cui Xiuwen." Tate Modern, Londen, England

2004 “Between Past and Future-New Photography and Video from China” International Center of Photography and Asia Society, New York, USA.

2004 “Cui Xiuwen-----Kan Xuan” Video Exhibition, Museum Art Contemporary Bordeaux, France

2004 “Out the Window-Spaces of Distraction” The Japan Foundation Forum, Organized by the Japan Foundation Asia Center

2004 “Spellbound Aura ” The New Vision of Chinese Photography, Museum of Contemporary Art, Taipei, Taiwan

2004 “China, the Body Everywhere?” Museum of Contemporary Art, Marseille, France

2004 “The 11th Nippon International Performance Art Festival,” Japan

2003 “New Zone Chinese Art”the Zacheta National gallery, Poland

2003 “City_Net Asia 2003” Seoul Museum, Korea.

2003 “Alors, la China ? ” Center Pompidou, Paris, France

2003 “Prague Biennale 1” Peripherles become the center, P..  more