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THE WALKING THE CABBAGE PROJECT (2000-2010) photography and performance art by Han Bing

January 1, 2010 Contributed By: Han Bing

ME AND MY CABBAGE AT SUMA BAY - JIANGSU (2005)
ME AND MY CABBAGE AT SUMA BAY – JIANGSU (2005)
WALKING THE CABBAGE IN HOUHAI - BEIJING (2001)
WALKING THE CABBAGE IN HOUHAI – BEIJING (2001)
WALKING THE CABBAGE AT THE ODIN PALACE VILLAS - SHANGHAI (2005)
WALKING THE CABBAGE AT THE ODIN PALACE VILLAS – SHANGHAI (2005)
HELPING MY FAMILY PLANT THE CABBAGE - HANHU VILLAGE - JIANGSU (2005)
HELPING MY FAMILY PLANT THE CABBAGE – HANHU VILLAGE – JIANGSU (2005)
WALKING THE CABBAGE ON THE OLD CITY WALLS - DALI (2006)
WALKING THE CABBAGE ON THE OLD CITY WALLS – DALI (2006)
WALKING THE CABBAGE IN THE SUBWAY - BEIJING (2004)
WALKING THE CABBAGE IN THE SUBWAY – BEIJING (2004)

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Filed Under: Art Posted On: January 1, 2010

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