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Li Zhenhua

curator, based in Berlin, Germany.

Li Zhenhua currently works between Zurich, Berlin, and Hong Kong. His practice involves curation, art creation, and project management. Since 2014, he has been film curator at Art Basel Hong Kong, having previously served on the international advisory board for the exhibition “Digital Revolution” at the Barbican Centre, and on the juries for the Korean Culture Center’s Open Call 2021, and DAAD’s film residency 2022. Li has edited several artists’ publications, including Yan Lei: What I Like to Do (2012), Feng Mengbo: Journey to the West (2010), Hu Jieming: One Hundred Years in One Minute (2010), and Yang Fudong: Dawn Mist, Separation Faith (2009). In 2014, he won “Curator of the Year” as part of the Art Power 100, receiving further awards from TANC Asia Prize (2015), and from the 3rd Ural Industrial Biennale of Contemporary Art (2016). He has been nominated for the Sommerakademie im Zentrum Paul Klee and the Prix Pictet in Switzerland.

From The United Community of Crypto Art, May 2022

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