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Duan Jianghua’s City No. 1 (2007).Courtesy of the artist and ChinaSquare, New York.
It’s always raining in post-revolution China — well, it is if you go by Chinese painter Duan Jianghua’s semi-postapocalyptic landscapes. The above City No. 1 and other beautifully dreary works are up at Chelsea’s ChinaSquare gallery through February 9. —Rachel Wolff
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