Running through September 25, “Spot Light – China Youth Art Exhibition” at the 18Gallery in Shanghai showcases 200 works by 41 emerging young artists hand-picked by curator Ji Ji. Focusing on oil and acrylic paintings, the exhibition offers a valuable window into what some of China’s most interesting new artists are up to, with pieces delving into the daily lives of, and issues faced by, China’s “post-80s” and “post-90s” generations.
“Spot Light – China Youth Art Exhibition” (through September 25, 2012)
18Gallery at Bund18
4th floor, 18 Zhongshan Dongyi Rd., Huangpu District, Shanghai
Hours：11:00-21:00 Tuesday-Sunday
Tel: 6323-8099-3002
Gao Suodu (Image: Erica Ji for Jing Daily)
Gao Yuan (Image: Erica Ji for Jing Daily)
Hao Lang (Image: Erica Ji for Jing Daily)
Writer Mianmian and friend (Image: Erica Ji for Jing Daily)
Artist Tu Bi (Image: Erica Ji for Jing Daily)
Shi Gaoqing (Image: Erica Ji for Jing Daily)
Exhibition opening party (Image: Erica Ji for Jing Daily)
Mojo Wang (Image: Erica Ji for Jing Daily)
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