Yuan Hsiung Wang and Xue Qian Photography Exhibition: China's evolution, both physical and cultural, is vividly charted in an incredible new photography show at Lakeside Arts Centre.
The FREE exhibition features photographs taken from a vast collection of images by the two documentary makers Yuan-Hsiung Wang and Xue Qian. Both capture the rapidly changing nature of the enviroment and the way of life and culture of some of the 56 different ethnic groups who live in China.
Yuan Hsiung Wang and Xue Qian Photography Exhibition at Lakeside Arts Centre in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire on Friday, 06 January 2012.
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