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Updated: 2014-08-22 11:27
(China Daily USA)
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Breaking ground Visitors tour the $1.2 billion Hudson Yards development currently under construction on New York City's West Side on Aug 20. The project is said to be the largest private development in US history and is backed by investment-for-visa money from China. Elizabeth Wu / For China Daily |
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Bell ringers William Cao (second from right), CEO of Cellular Biomedicine Group, and his family at the ringing of the closing bell at the Nasdaq on Aug 18. Cellular Biomedicine Group had its IPO there that morning. Elizabeth Wu / For China Daily |
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Shadow memories Taiwanese artist Ta-Wei Huang stands by one of his works at Afterimage, a month-long generative project/exhibit hosted by Cuchifritos Gallery + Project Space and Residency Unlimited in New York on August 16. Building on a palimpsest, Huang experiments with the notion of the missing artwork - the imprint of an image once it has been removed - by painting vendors and visitors to the market and then cutting them from the picture, leaving only the frames. Provided to China Daily |
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Found art As part of an art exhibit called Afterimage, artist Yinhua Chu collected discarded materials from market vendors and brought them into the gallery to construct the setting and scenario of non-place, a transient site between destinations. The exhibition runs from Aug 9 through Sept 7. Provided to China Daily |
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