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2021 Grant Awards

Untitled Sculpture 

  • Xiaoxiang (Nathan) Li
  • Weitzman School of Design (PennDesign)
  • 2021 Asian, Asian American, and Pacific Islander Artists Support Grant
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MFA student Nathan Li will respond to the normalization of violence by producing a new sculpture based on the Crowd Control Tool used by the Chinese Police and inspired by the work of Marcel Duchamp. Li also used the Crowd Control Tool in another work he created this past year, titled March On, reproducing the tool out of solid steel and constructing a structure that embodied the threat these tools pose. In both works, Li is focusing on themes of violence, resistance, and the imbalance of power.

  • 2021
  • 2021 Asian, Asian American, and Pacific Islander Artists Support
  • Responsive Opportunity
  • Weitzman School of Design (PennDesign)

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