170:(1986.12.16-12.19, Fujian Art Museum). The Xiamen Dada group curated and installed the exhibition in two days (1986.12.14 - 1986. 12.15) with the help of professors and students from the Department of Art, Fujian Normal University. The exhibition featured found objects which were primarily found in the Fujian Art Museum's surroundings. It was up for about two hours before it was shut down by the museum officials.
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89:(the co-founder of the Xiamen Dada group), Lin jiahua and Xiao Gang Yu, Jiao Yaoming. The exhibition marked the art group Xiamen Dada's entrance into contemporary Chinese art history and was later transformed into an initiating exhibition in a three-stage event organized by Xiamen Dada in 1986.
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Fourteen artists participated in the
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Movement in China, and Xiamen Dada as a “quite unique group” in the Movement. Critiques also explicitly link the exhibition with political movements like the
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