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Poignant Pain on Canvas

Tuesday, April 1, 2003

Contemporary Chinese paintings are exhibited in Jakarta. They are the product of a new era following the Tiananmen Square massacre.

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The feet of the baby come out of the embrace of a man. The other parts of the body are not visible, tightly wrapped as they are in a shroud of unbleached cotton. In this painting, it looks as if the body of the baby were cut into two. Is this the portrait of China with its "Just One Child" campaign, a family planning program requiring abortion of the second child? This is just a picture by Guo Wei, one of the works by 15 Chinese artists display

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