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Stefanie Schweiger - Chicken are not naked (Stefanie Schweiger)Eight artists in Beijing. A photographer from Berlin. A close up view of how artists live in China. The photographer Stefanie Schweiger has lived in Beijing since 2012. For over a year she has shadowed artists to create an intimate photographic portrait of their lives. It lays out a nuanced panorama of China's diverse arts scene much of which is virtually unknown in the West and people's views of society in a country in which individuality is still a
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