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1957
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Li Shuang was born in Beijing in an intellectual family.
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Up until she was 8 years old, she was raised by her grand-father,
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since her parents were sent to a reeducation camp. |
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1976
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She met the Wuming Anonymous and Xingxing Stars groups, movements
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of artists made of poets, musicians, painters and scupltors who
originated
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the development of the Chinese contemporary art.
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As a student, she was sent to the country and must work in the fields.
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1978
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When she came back to the city, she made a living creating sceneries
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for the Youth Artistic Theatre of Beijing.
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1979
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Li Shuang is the only female founder member of the Xingxing group, Stars*,
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first vanguard artistic movement in China.
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She participated in the first unauthorised exhibition on the fence of the parc
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adjoigning the National museum of Beijing. The exhibition was soon repressed
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by the police.
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1980
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The group is given the right to expose in the Huafangzai pavillon.
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Li Shuang presents her work : The Light of Hopes.
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At this occasion, she meets her future husband, a young French diplomat.
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1981
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She was arrested and sentenced to two years in prison.
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1983
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She quitted her country for France.
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numerous exhibitions in the U.S.A, Europe and Asia |
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* The main members of the Stars group were : Huang Rui, Ma Desheng, Wang Keping, Yan Li,
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Qu Leilei, Mao Lizi, Bo Yun, Zhong Acheng, Yang Yiping, Ai Weiwei et Li Shuang.
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Danièle Sicard
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