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coffaholic

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Q: Has anyone else heard about the Damien Hirst exhibition in Beijing?

According to various Chinese websites, there's a Damien Hirst exhibition going on at 798 at the moment but what's really odd is that no English-language site is reporting about it. Damien Hirst is HUGE so this would deserve a lot of attention. The fact that it doesn't, makes me suspicious. Has anyone else heard about it or been?

14 years 14 weeks ago in Arts & Entertainment - Beijing

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fredrikappelgren

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Heard about it and going but think his work has been stripped down to a level of boredom in china which makes the English sites not want to report on it.

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14 years 13 weeks ago

SebE

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ah I'm heading to beijing in about 10 days, do you know if it will still be going on?
: ) here's hoping it has!

fredrikappelgren:

It going on until August, where r u staying?

14 years 13 weeks ago

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SebE:

heading there in about a week, not too sure where ill be staying yet.

14 years 12 weeks ago

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fredrikappelgren

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The eXhibition is is really good, was there today.

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