Huang Rui
(Chinese, born 1952)
Biography
Huang Rui is a seminal Chinese artist known for his paintings which play with language in a rebellious manner. Born in 1952 in Beijing, China, Huang never completed his formal art education before being made to undergo reeducation in Inner Mongolia during the Cultural Revolution. After this, he began producing paintings depicting unsanctioned subject matter intended to go provoke the communist regime’s strict censorship. During the mid-1980s, the artist moved to Osaka, Japan, where began producing work emphasizing symmetry and formal experimentation in the manner of Piet Mondrian. Huang returned to Beijing in 2001, and became one of the main advocates of the 798 Art Zone, a factory space which has since come to represent the flourishing contemporary art scene in China. He continues to live and work in Beijing, China. Today, the artist’s work is held in the collection of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York.
Huang Rui Artworks
Huang Rui
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.jpg "RED NO.3(L), 1991")
.jpg "西直Ⅱ (Xi Zhi Gate Ⅱ), 1989")
.jpg "西直Ⅰ (Xi Zhi Gate Ⅰ), 1989")
-(2-works).jpg "江南小镇 肖像 (共二件) (2 works), 1979–1981")
Li Shuang and Huang Rui
江南小镇 肖像 (共二件) (2 works), 1979–1981
Sale Date: December 2, 2013
Auction Closed
.jpg "女子肖像-双面画 (Portrait of a girl), 1984")
.jpg "灰·黄的抽象 (Abstract of gray and yellow)")
).jpg "少女像（双面画） (Young girl(double paintings )), 1980–1989")
Huang Rui
少女像（双面画） (Young girl(double paintings )), 1980–1989
Sale Date: October 31, 2012
Auction Closed
-(2-works).jpg "绘画 NO.14.1989/窗外 (Painting..., 1989")
.jpg "女朋友肖像 (Potrait of the girlfriend), 1980–1989")
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