Ai Weiwei Gangnam Style
Chinese dissident artist Ai Weiwei released his own video rendition of 'Gangnam Style', wearing a pink T-shirt and swinging police cuffs. The WSJ's Lara Day discusses the political implications ... Chinese dissident artist Ai Weiwei released his own video rendition of 'Gangnam Style', wearing a pink T-shirt and swinging police cuffs.
The WSJ's Lara Day discusses the political implications ... Gangnam for Freedom is a 2012 video clip produced by the British sculptor Anish Kapoor. It is a parody of the international K-pop hit single "Gangnam Style", and it was created to advocate the freedom of expression as well as to support the Chinese dissident Ai Weiwei, whose parody of "Gangnam Style" was blocked by Chinese authorities ...
Ai Weiwei, the dissident artist, comes in for lots of criticism, from the government and from many of his fellow artists. Now he's taking flak from everyone, not for his politics but for his weak ... Ai Weiweis version of Gangnam Style is as stupid-silly as any other, and more poorly madeit is the ultimate shanzhai, a cheap imitation made by splicing footage from the original ...
Going Gangnam Style in Support of Ai Weiwei In late October, acclaimed artist Ai Weiwei and friends performed a parody of the Gangnam Style video by the South Korean rapper PSY. The video, which you can watch above, shows Ai dancing with colleagues at his Beijing studio. One of Chinas best-known artists is prancing to Gangnam style, but the Chinese government found it to be anything but harmless.
Dan Levin on why the video was censoredand Ai Weiweis ... Chinese dissident activist and artist Ai Weiwei shows off his moves to the worldwide music hit Gangnam Style, by South Korean rapper Psy. Ai, 55, who recorded the video with office colleagues ...
The prominent Chinese artist, Ai Weiwei, says his version of rapper Psy's song Gangnam Style can no longer be seen on the internet in China. Ai Weiwei, Anish Kapoor, & Gangnam Style South Korean rapper PSYs worldwide sensation music video Gangnam Style has infiltrated the art world. Chinese activist and artist Ai Weiwi created a parody of the video, which was quickly blocked from Chinese websites.
