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Bubble Tea, Anyone? As Ai Weiwei Is Arrested, Chinese Art Posts Banner Prices

By Emily Witt 4/05/11 10:53pm

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Anonymous says:

December 15, 2011 at 4:20 pm

As far as I’m aware, Grand Army Plaza is in Brooklyn. Unless they’ve moved it.

topics: ART MARKET, Ai Weiwei, Art Collecting, Chambers Fine Art, China, Chinese art, Eli Klein Fine Art, James Cohan Gallery, Larry Warsh, The Observatory, art galleries

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