Interview: Pearl Lam – “I Think What Art Brings Us Is A Bigger World” – Arts & Entertainment

www.jingdaily.com — Covering everything from her new “Window in the Wall” exhibition to her role in changing international pre-conceptions of Chinese contemporary art, our chat with gallerist Pearl Lam sheds light on many of the issues currently facing the Chinese art world.

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Interview: Pearl Lam – “I Think What Art Brings Us Is A Bigger World”

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Ryan 32 weeks 5 days ago

Made my heart jump... but then I realized it was "Lam", not "Jam". Thought for a minute there hell had frozen over and PJ was planning to tour China.

Still, art's cool.

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