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| Zhao Bandi (1966 Beijing) is an artist best known for his Panda series of paintings, sculptures and installations featuring the artist and a panda bear. Since the 1990s, Zhao has used the panda to symbolize China's one child policy, to produce social and political commentaries on authority and power, and to act as his playful character in a series of odd and comical images. He lives and works in Beijing. |
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Am I Dream ? 1999, Laser print on glass, 96×70cm
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Zhao Bandiï¹ Panda, 1999, Photo
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Trip to the West, 2003, Photo, 120×98cm
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Zhao Bandiï¹ Panda, 1999, Photo, 60×60cm
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Zhao Bandi and the Panda: Oppose Violence, 1999, Chromogenic print, 61×57cm
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Chinese Story, 1998, Chromogenic print, 160×91cm
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I Bring the Ballet to Factory on May 1
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The Crime rate is too high! We worry about that.
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Are you busier after Sept. 11th?
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Butterfly, 1990, Oil on canvas, 145×115cm
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Solo Exhibitions:
2008
ShanghART Night - Zhao Bandi gracefully reaches Shanghai with his Panda Couture, Shanghai Jinmao Shengrong Yacht, Bund, Shanghai
2007
Bandi Panda Fashion Show-Chinese International Fashion Week (08 Spring/Summer), Central Hall, D. Park, 798 Art Zone, Beijing
2006
The Tales of Zhao Bandi and the Panda, ShanghART H-Space,Shanghai
Moving in the margins between history and society, Zhao Bandi creates a new, hitherto latent subject of social action. What does this mean?, Beijing Commune, Beijing
2004
The Panda Man Film Party-Who will attend the event?, Shanghai Duolun Museum of Modern Art, Shanghai
2000
Zhao Bandi and the Panda-Shanghai Project and Performance, Summer 2000, Pudong Int'l Airport and Huaihai Rd, Shanghai |
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