Sisters, Brothers, Others: Nationality and 20th-Century Chinese Art
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Sisters, Brothers, Others: Nationality and 20th-Century Chinese Art

11 July 2026 to 7 March 2027

Han and non-Han artists in the People's Republic of China depict self and other, from propaganda posters to intimate self-portraits. Free entry, with prints, paintings, matchboxes and books.

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Most citizens of the People’s Republic of China are Han, an ethnicity often translated as ‘Chinese.’ Officially, however, 56 different ‘brother and sister nationalities’ make up the country. The Sisters, Brothers, Others exhibition showcases how both Han and non-Han artists in the People's Republic of China have approached notions of 'self' and 'other' in their depictions of nationality and ethnicity. Through artworks and objects ranging from political propaganda posters to intimate self-...

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