Yu Hong 喻红

Chinese, b. 1966

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Though her work is grounded in a Socialist Realist style, Yu Hong eschews anodyne depictions of smiling, hale workers, and instead explores the complex experience of contemporary Chinese women in her lush, expressive paintings. Working with oil, …

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New York Academy of Art

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Yu Hong 喻红

Deng Xiaoping’s Tour in the South of China, “China Pictorial,” p. 2, no. 6, 1992, and 1992, Twenty-Six Years Old, A Still of the Film “The Days,” 2001, from Witness to Growth, 1999 – Present

Guggenheim Museum

Yu Hong 喻红

Questions for Heaven, 2010

Inspired by Dunhuang: Re-creation in Contemporary Chinese Art, China Institute Gallery

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China Institute Gallery

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New York Academy of Art

New York Academy of Art

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Yu Hong 喻红

Deng Xiaoping’s Tour in the South of China, “China Pictorial,” p. 2, no. 6, 1992, and 1992, Twenty-Six Years Old, A Still of the Film “The Days,” 2001, from Witness to Growth, 1999 – Present

Guggenheim Museum

Yu Hong 喻红

Questions for Heaven, 2010

Inspired by Dunhuang: Re-creation in Contemporary Chinese Art, China Institute Gallery

Deng Xiaoping’s Tour in the South of China, “China Pictorial,” p. 2, no. 6, 1992, and 1992, Twenty-Six Years Old, A Still of the Film “The Days,” 2001, from Witness to Growth, 1999 – Present

Guggenheim Museum

Yu Hong 喻红

Resolution, 2015

New York Academy of Art

On loan

Yu Hong 喻红

Questions for Heaven, 2010

Inspired by Dunhuang: Re-creation in Contemporary Chinese Art, China Institute Gallery