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Art Knowledge News (Free subscription) | 11 hours ago
AGONCILLO-LA RIOJA, SPAIN - Museo Wurth La Rioja presents the exhibition 'After the Flood', which brings together the work by the prestigious Chinese artist Gao Xingjian (Ganzhou, China, 1940), 2000 Nobel Prize in Literature. A selection of 80 recently created artworks, including ink paintings on canvas and paper. Regarded as one of the most important Chinese writers at present, Gao Xingjian...
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Artdaily (Free subscription) | yesterday
AGONCILLO-LA RIOJA.- Museo Wurth La Rioja presents the exhibition After the Flood, which brings together the work by the prestigious Chinese artist Gao Xingjian(Ganzhou, China, 1940), 2000 Nobel Prize in Literature. A selection of 80 recently created artworks, including ink paintings on canvas and paper.
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Nomadics (Free subscription) | 23/10/2008
The Kosmopolis 08 festival opened last night here in Barcelona with an interview/ talk with Gao Xingjian (novelist, playwright, film director & painter) the first Chinese Nobel prize for literature, who is now a French citizen — and who answered the Spanish-languaged questions in French, the language in which he is also now writing his plays. I would have loved to ask him a question concerning...
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The Guardian Books Blog (Free subscription) | 03/12/2008
... through some of the back issues and see work from Jenny Diski, George Szirtes, Nobel laureate Gao Xingjian and many others. There's a strong focus on foreign authors, which is wonderful to see in a climate where there's barely room on the bookshelves for translated writing.Take a look, and see if you think they're living up to their promise to "publish the best in contemporary literature...
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3quarksdaily (Free subscription) | 07/11/2008
... been the most recent French recipient of the award – if one excludes the Chinese writer in exile Gao Xingjian, who has French nationality and was Nobelled in 2000; Le Clézio, incidentally, has hailed Simon as “a marvellous writer”). Jeannet goes so far as to suggest that Hélène Cixous, or even Amélie Nothomb, might have been a more worthy French laureate. One could add Michel Tournier’s...
