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Restless - Gao Heyun & Cai Nong Signed Photography Exhibition Set, 2011

Restless - Gao Heyun & Cai Nong Signed Photography Exhibition Set, 2011

SIGNED Photography Exhibition Ephemera
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Photography Exhibition Ephemera
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Selected item - a signed photography exhibition booklet and invitation from Nanjing, offered by YaoMo Vinyl.

Produced for Gao Heyun and Cai Nong's 2011 two-person exhibition Restless, this compact set pairs the 18-page memorial booklet with its original invitation. The seller states that both photographers signed the piece, giving the set a personal connection to Nanjing's independent photography scene.

  • Original Chinese title: 忐忑——高鹤云蔡侬摄影双人展(两位摄影家签名)纪念册和请柬
  • Artists: Gao Heyun and Cai Nong
  • Publisher/venue: Nanjing Pioneer Bookstore
  • Date: April 2011
  • Format: Paperback exhibition booklet plus invitation; large 16mo; 18 pages
  • Material: Printed paper
  • Signature/numbering: Seller states signed by both photographers; not numbered
  • Condition: 9/10 according to the seller
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