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		<title>Jinhua Architecture Art Park 10#/ Ai Weiwei</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The design for this small museum of Chinese ancient pottery takes its form from the simple, vernacular shape of a house &#8211; walls with a gabled roof. This shape can be commonly found in China in both residential and commercial uses, and in ancient and contemporary times. By taking a highly recognizable form, the museum subtly fits into the Chines landscape. The approach to the museum displays this shape. Upon entering, however, this simple shape modifies into a geometrical hexagon. In this way, the museum both fits into common perception ...]]></description>
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		<title>Interview with Ai Weiwei,domus</title>
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Ai Weiwei borned in Beijing in 1957, he is a conceptual artist, curator and architect. He studied at the Beijing Film Acasemy and the Parson School of Design. He has been one of the most innovative figures in China&#8217;s art world.

domus: Can you tell us about your recent work?
Ai Weiwei: I&#8217;ve recently finished several lectures at MIT, Harvard and Cornell University, mainly about my artistic, architectural and design activities. Currently I&#8217;m focusing on two or three architectural projects and a few exhibitions including Kassel Documenta, a solo exhibitions including Kassel ...]]></description>
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