Li Hongbo – Wikipedia

Li Hongbo (chinesisch 李洪波, Pinyin Lǐ Hóngbō; * 1974 in Siping, Jilin, Volksrepublik China) ist ein chinesischer Künstler. Er fertigt verformbare Skulpturen aus Papier. Jede Skulptur umfasst gewöhnlich 7000–8000 Lagen per Hand zusammengeklebtes Papier.^[1]

• 2014 "Tools of Study," Klein Sun Gallery, New York
• 2013 "Li Hongbo - Out of Paper," Kunstverein Ludwigsburg, Ludwigsburg, Germany
• 2012 “Self,” Schoeni Art Gallery, Hong Kong
• 2012 “A Tree,” Mizuma & One Gallery, Beijing, China
• 2011 “The World – Li Hongbo New Works Exhibition,” Found Museum, Beijing, China; Modern Art Gallery, Taichung, Taiwan

• "Confronting Anitya,” Palazzo Michiel, Venice, Italy
• “CODA Paper Art 2013,” CODA Museum, Apeldoorn, The Netherlands
• “PaperWorks: The Art and Science of an Extraordinary Material,” Berkshire Museum, Pittsfield, MA
• “Hot Pot,” Brattleboro Museum, Brattleboro, VT
• “Transformation – A Perspective of Contemporary Art,” 53 Art Museum, Guangzhou, China
• “Freeze Frame Moments – 2013 Young Artist Invitational Exhibition,” Nen Art Museum, Guangzhou, China
• “Insightful Charisma,” Shanghai Himalayas Museum, Shanghai, China
• “Tan Wei Guan Zhi,” Wu Niu Visual and Packing Institute Visual Arts Museum, Chengdu, China

• “Ctrl + N: Non-Linear Practice,” Gwangju Museum of Art, Gwangju, South Korea
• “Material àla Object,” Eli Klein Fine Art, New York, NY
• “All our relations,” 18th Biennale of Sydney, Australia
• “Research Exhibition on Post-70’s Generation Artists Jianghan Star Plan,” Wu Han Art Museum, Wu Han, China
• “The Start of a Long Journey: The Collection of Excellent Graduate Works from The Central Academy of Fine Arts (2009 – 2011),” Art @ Golden Square, London, England
• “1st Xinjiang Biennale,” Xinjiang International Exposition Centre, Urumqi, Xinjiang, China

• "Start from the Horizon: Chinese Contemporary Sculpture Since 1978," Sishang Art Museum, Beijing, China
• “Material → Object,” EK Projects, Beijing, China
• “Experimental Art,” Central Academy of Fine Arts Museum, Beijing, China

• “The Big Bang,” White Rabbit Foundation, Sydney, Australia
• “Journey of a Thousand Miles,” Central Academy of Fine Arts Museum, Beijing, China
• “Object Energy,” Found Museum, Beijing, China
• “Tien Kung Kai Wu,” Deshan Art Space, Beijing, China
• “I’m on the Road to…,” Mizuma & One Gallery, Beijing, China

• “The Desire for Material Welfare & No Wants,” Jin Du Art Center, Beijing, China
• “Shared Time and Space,” K Space, Beijing, China

1. ↑ Kunst-Köpfe: Skulpturen mit Überraschungseffekt. In: Spiegel Online Video. Abgerufen am 10. Juni 2018. 

• Li Hongbo, A Piece of Paper. 2014, ISBN 978-7-5149-0902-9

• Video des Herstellungsprozesses
• http://kleinsungallery.com/artist/Li_Hongbo/works

Anmerkung: Bei diesem Artikel wird der Familienname vor den Vornamen der Person gesetzt. Das ist die übliche Reihenfolge im Chinesischen. Li ist hier somit der Familienname, Hongbo ist der Vorname.