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WHY exhibition progress in Week 7

First of all, in the seventh week, the theme of my exhibition changed from the original women to contemporary Chinese women who are unmarried and childless. And they did a questionnaire to get six sources of sadness from these women.

Secondly, I finished the design of my poster (figure 1)and main image (figure 2)in Week 6 and this week.Figure1 WHY exhibition posterFigure2 WHY exhibition main image

Finally, I finished all the dialogues with artists in the sixth week, and sorted out all the electronic dialogues in the seventh week. This is a link to my conversations with five artists： WHY exhibition conversation with artists

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