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In the News: Ai Weiwei, Artistic Licence

Posted by Editor on December 10, 2012 in Artists, In the News · 0 Comments

In an article that reviews Ai Weiwei background and the intersection of his art and politics, The Economist talks to Ai Weiwei, “China’s most famous artist about his work and how it confounded his jailers.” Read Economist article

The Economist | May 5, 2012

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