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1962
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Guo Jian 郭健 was born on January 26th, in Duyun, Guizhou Province China.
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1979
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He enlisted in China's People Liberation Army ( P.L.A. ), to enter automatically in
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the Art department of the University of the army. The regulation changed, he assigned
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to theTelegraph and he served as a propaganda poster painter. |
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1982
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He resigned from the Army. |
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1985
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He passed the entrance examination at the Central Institute for Minorities, in Beijing.
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( section Art )
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He studied Calligraphy and Traditional painting.
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1989
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He obtained his B.A. ( Chinese painting and Literature )
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After his participation in the protest movement inTianmen Square, he joined
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the community of artists, in Yuanmingyuan and began his career as an artist.
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1992
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He moved to Australia and settled in Sydney.
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2000
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He obtained the 1rst Prize at the Fisher's Ghost, Campbelltown City Art Gallery, Australia.
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2003
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He obtained the 1rst Prize at the Liverpool Arts Prize, at Casula Powerhouse, Australia.
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2005
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He returned to China.
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He lives and works in Australia and China.
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Danièle Sicard
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Collections selection
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Australia
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| GoMA gallery of Modern Art |
Brisbane |
| Casula Powerhouse |
Campbelltown |
| National Gallery of Australia |
Canberra |
| Casula Powerhouse |
Sydney |
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United States
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| Global Resources |
Los Angeles |
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Private Collections in Australia, Belgium, China, France, New Zeland, United States
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Solo exhibitions selection
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1994
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Little Bastards Headspace Gallery Sydney Australia
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1998
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Double Happiness is a warm Gun Tin Shed Gallery Sydney Australia
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1999
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Trigger Happy Ray Hughes Gallery Sydney Australia
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2000
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Mamas'Trippin Gorman House Canberra Australia
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2001
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Mamas'Trippin Heidi Modern Art Museum Melbourne Australia
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2002
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Bubbles of Yum Ray Hughes Gallery Sydney Australia
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2005
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New Works Michael Reid Art Sydney Australia
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2006
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Illusionary pleasure Arc One Gallery Melbourne Australia
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2007
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New Works Anne Lettree Gallery Paris France
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2009
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New Works Arc One Gallery Melbourne Australia
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2010
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The Cast and Crew 4A Contemporary Art Center Melbourne Australia
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2011
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Guo Jian Burwood Gallery Sydney Australia
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Collective exhibitions selection
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2000
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Beyond China At Gallery Campbelltown City Australia
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2000
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Chinese Australian Art National Gallery Canberra Australia
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2000
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ANUDrwwing Biennial Canberra Australia
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2002
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The Year in Art S.H. Ervin Gallery Sydney Australia
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2002
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Sulman Prize New South Wales Gallery Sydney Australia
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2003
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Ray Hughes Gallery Sydney Australia
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2004
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Sulman Prize New South Wales Gallery Sydney Australia
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2004
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Australian Center for the Moving Image Melbourne Australia
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2005
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Winter Arc One Gallery Melbourna
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2007
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Backbone Strength Arts Mansions Beijing China
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2008
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China Project O.M.R. Mexico Mexico
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2008
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The converted Image DAX Space Beijing China
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2008
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Chinese Voices Chinese Stories OSAGE Hong Kong China
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2008
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50 X 50 Summer Show Arc One Gallery Melbourne Australia
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2008
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From Mao to Now Armory Gallery Sydney Australia
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2009
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The China Project Modern Art Gallery Brisbane Australie
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Guo Jian
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Mama's Tripping
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catalogue of the exhibition in Australia
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Canberra Contemporary Art Space
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text Nicholas Jose
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in english
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isbn 187552-6641
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