Sunday, December 20, 2009
  • Blown-Up Baby-Doll

    Vito Acconci, Blown-Up Baby-Doll, 1993

    All images courtesy of James Cohan Gallery Shanghai

  • Swatter

    Ai Weiwei, Swatter, 2007

  • Retrospective

    Pawel Althamer, Retrospective 2008

  • Ghetto Collector

    Francis Alÿs, Ghetto Collector, 2003

  • Merry Christmas

    Shi Jinsong, Design 2007•Merry Christmas

  • Untitled

    Bill Owens, Untitled, 1972

  • Silence

    Luc Tuymans, Silence, 1990-2000

  • Key to the Laboratory of Doubt

    Carsten Höller, Key to the Laboratory of Doubt, 2006

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Stocking Fillers
Santa’s Workshop, Shanghai
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Stocking Fillers

Santa’s Workshop, Shanghai

Over 4,000 miles away from Father Christmas’s traditional home of Lapland, gallerist James Cohan has opened an artistic Santa’s Workshop at his exhibition space in Shanghai. Here, alongside overtly childlike seasonal offerings from Olaf Breuning, Mariko Mori, Carsten Holler, Luc Tuymans and Laurie Anderson is a motorized steel Christmas tree created by playfully macabre artist Shi Jinsong—a darker comment on the season to be merry. Visitors are invited to sit under its metal leaves and write notes to Santa on cards specially created by local Chinese artists.

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