Xu Bing’s Phoenixes shows up at St. John the Divine — UPDATED with Philippe Petit’s walk at opening!
A paen to the Chinese migrant worker inspired by Buddhist values. Xu lived in NYC for 20 years and considers it his 2nd home.
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Posted by Journey | Feb 28, 2014 | Art & Faith, Buddhists, Chinese, Manhattan |
A paen to the Chinese migrant worker inspired by Buddhist values. Xu lived in NYC for 20 years and considers it his 2nd home.
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A gentle, spiritually reflective man. July 23, 1967 – February 2, 2014
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A view from Amsterdam
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Year of the Horse begins Friday, January 31st
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