AI WEIWEI

  Cultural Revolution, Time,  October 29, 2012 - View PDF (1.1 MB)
  Challenging Work, New Yorker,  October 2012 - View PDF (3.3 MB)
  A Visit with Ai Weiwei, New Yorker,  October 20, 2012
  The Message Over the Medium, The New York Times,  October 11, 2012 - View PDF (628 K)
  Ai Weiwei: Separating the Dissident from the Artist, Washington Post,  October 5, 2012 - View PDF (716 K)
  China's Art World Does Not Exist, The Guardian,  September 10, 2012
  Going Beyond Marquee Names, New York Times,  September 6, 2012
  Ai Weiwei: Slideshow, New York Times,  September 6, 2012
  Twitter Is My City, Foreign Policy,  Sept/Oct 2012
  Ai Weiwei Loses Tax Appeal, Washington Post/AP  July 20, 2012
  Artist Ai Weiwei Loses Appeal Over Tax Evasion Case, New York Times,  July 20, 2012 - View PDF (102 K)
  Ai Weiwei Appeal Rejected, The Guardian,  July 19, 2012
  Ai Weiwei Does Not Consider Himself Free, BBC News,  June 22, 2012
  Ai Weiwei Bail Conditions Lifted, The Guardian,  June 21, 2012 - View PDF (332 K)
  Chinese Dissident Artist Ends Yearlong Probation, New York Times,  June 21, 2012 - View PDF (407 K)
  Ai Weiwei Threatened with Bigamy Charge, Financial Times,  June 21, 2012 - View PDF (625 K)
  Ai Weiwei Threatened with Charges, Chicago Tribune,  June 21, 2012 - View PDF (235 K)
  Ai Weiwei Marks Year Since Release, Los Angeles Times,  June 21, 2012 - View PDF (383 K)
  To Live Your Life in Fear, The Guardian,  June 21, 2012 - View PDF (207 K)
  Dissident Design, Washington Post Express,  June 7, 2012 - View PDF (234 K)
  Serpentine Gallery Pavilion, Dezeen,  May 31, 2012
  The Police Can Be Very Tough, but I Can Be Tougher Sometimes, Telegraph,  May 30, 2012 - View PDF (582 K)
  Ai Weiwei at Sackler and Hirshhorn, Washington City Paper,  May 18, 2012 - View PDF (199 K)
  Ai Weiwei and Herzog & Demeuron: Serpentine Pavilion, Artlog,  May 10, 2012 - View PDF (0.8 MB)
  Artistic Licence, The Economist,  May 5, 2012 - View PDF (705 K)
  Devastating History, Artasiapacific,  May/June 2012 - View PDF (1.3 MB)
  The Vaclav Havel Prize for Creative Dissent, Havelprize.org,  May 2, 2012
  Ai Weiwei at White Box, Artnet,  April 26, 2012 - View PDF (195 K)
  From the Bird's Nest to Houston, Houston Culturemap,  April 19, 2012 - View PDF (2.3 MB)
  China's Censorship Can Never Defeat the Internet, Guardian,  April 15, 2012
  China’s Ai Weiwei sues tax office in ‘evasion’ case, Reuters,  April 13, 2012 - View PDF (106 K)
  The Weiwei Way on View in Paris, International Herald Tribune,  April 13, 2012 - View PDF (648 K)
  Ai Weiwei: Interlacing, Domus,  April 12, 2012 - View PDF (807 K)
  A 21st-century take on art films, The Art Newspaper,  April 11, 2012 - View PDF (390 K)
  Chinese Dissident Artist Ai Weiwei, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette,  April 10, 2012 - View PDF (120 K)
  Ai Weiwei, Chinese government friction intensifies over webcams, Los Angeles Times,  April 5, 2012 - View PDF (509 K)
  Ai Weiwei Installs Studio Webcam, Guardian,  April 3, 2012 - View PDF (139 K)
  Ai Weiwei makes statement on government voyeurism, CBS News,  April 3, 2012 - View PDF (663 K)
  Ai Weiwei's Art & Life--On- and Offline, Frieze Blog,  March 30, 2012 - View PDF (1 MB)
  Ai Weiwei Documentary Set for July Release in New York, Gallerist NY  March 26, 2012 - View PDF (404 K)
  Ai Weiwei Radio Interview, CBC Radio,  March 22, 2012
  Alison Klayman's 'Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry' to Open Hot Docs, The Holywood Reporter,  March 20, 2012 - View PDF (285 K)
  Tate Modern Buys 8 Million Works by Ai Weiwei, The New York Times,  March 5, 2012 - View PDF (133 K)
  Ai Weiwei sunflower seeds bought by Tate, BBC News,  March 5, 2012 - View PDF (220 K)
  The Zodiac Heads by Ai Weiwei receive title of Best Project in a Public Space, Art Media Agency,  March 2012 - View PDF (123 K)
  At Home: Ai Weiwei, Financial Times,  February 24, 2012
  Banned Chinese Artist Gets Paris Exhibition, AFP,  February 22, 2012
  Ai Weiwei, SlashParis,  February 21, 2012 - View PDF (551 K)
  Berlinale Diary 1 - Ai Weiwei: Who's Sorry Now?, Artinfo,  February 16, 2012 - View PDF (1.3 MB)
  Berlin 2012: Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry - review, The Guardian,  February 13, 2012 - View PDF (349 K)
  Ai Weiwei Designs Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2012, ArtLyst,  February 7, 2012 - View PDF (405 K)
  Ai Weiwei and Beijing stadium architects to make Serpentine pavilion, The Guardian,  February 7, 2012 - View PDF (400 K)
  Ai Weiwei and Herzog & de Meuron to Design Serpentine Pavilion, The New York Times,  February 7, 2012 - View PDF (118 K)
  Ai Weiwei At Home, In Absentia, New Yorker,  January 27, 2012 - View PDF (1.1 MB)
  Sundance 2012: Ai Weiwei screening becomes a political event, The Los Angeles Times,  January 22, 2012 - View PDF (528 K)
  The Artist: He Pushes, The Wall Street Journal  January 20, 2012 - View PDF (424 K)
  Chinese Artist Ai Weiwei to Bring Work to the Smithsonian's Sackler Gallery in Washington, artdaily.org,  January 12, 2012 - View PDF (271 K)
  At Home with Ai Weiwei, Art in America,  January, 2012 - View PDF (405 K)
  Ai Weiwei: The Dissident, Time Magazine,  December 14, 2011 - View PDF (442 K)
  Point of View / Nobuyoshi Sakajiri: A meeting with Ai Weiwei, The Asahi Shimbun  December 14, 2011 - View PDF (179 K)
  The Danger Artist, GQ,  December 2011 - View PDF (379 K)
  Enforced Disappearance, W Magazine,  November 1, 2012 - View PDF (1.6 MB)
  The Art of Resistance, Wall Street Journal Magazine,  November 2011 - View PDF (1.7 MB)
  A Dissident Did Our Guest-House, New York Magazine,  October 30, 2011 - View PDF (130 K)
  Ai Weiwei Receives First Bianca Jagger Courage Award, Art in America,  October 6, 2011
  Ai Weiwei at LACMA, LA Weekly,  September 8, 2011
  Ai Weiwei: Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads at LACMA, Los Angeles Times,  August 31, 2011 - View PDF (1.7 MB)
  Ai Weiwei Will Not Be Silenced, CNN International,  August 30, 2011
  China Plans Secret Detentions?, The Diplomat,  August 29, 2011
  China dissident Ai Weiwei launches scathing attack on government, Reuters,  August 29, 2011
  Ai Weiwei: ‘Beijing is a Nightmare’, WSJ Blog,  August 29, 2011
  Ai Weiwei criticizes Beijing's rampant growth, judicial system, LA Times,  August 29, 2011
  Ai Weiwei: ‘Beijing Is a Nightmare’, NY Observer,  August 29, 2011
  Ai Weiwei Attacks China Over Justice and Human Rights, The Guardian,  August 29, 2011
  The City: Beijing by Ai Weiwei, Newsweek/Daily Beast,  August 29, 2011
  Ai Weiwei zodiac installation arrives at LACMA, LA Times Blog,  August, 17, 2011
  “We Want to Shame You”: Details of Ai Weiwei’s Detention, China Digital Times,  August 16, 2011
  Conditions of Chinese Artist Ai Weiwei’s Detention Emerge, NYTimes,  August 12, 2011
  Ai Weiwei resumes China criticism in Twitter messages, BBC,  August 9, 2011
  Ai Weiwei Gets Back to Tweeting, Wall Street Journal,  August 8, 2011
  Ai Weiwei's New York: At the Asia Society, the Artist's '80s Photos Show How the Big Apple Shaped His Defiant Temperament, HuffPost Arts,
  China Moves Forward in Tax Case Against Dissident Artist, 
  Ai Weiwei's Sister Gives Details Of His Confinement, Huffington Post
  Dissident artist Ai Weiwei accepts Berlin post, Reuters
  Freed Chinese Artist Accepts Job in Berlin, NYTimes
  Ai Weiwei accepts Berlin lecturer role, BBC News
  Freed Chinese Artist Reported to Be Back at Work, Though Barred From Talking to Press, NYTimes
  Ai Weiwei's New York: At the Asia Society, the Artist's '80s Photos Show How the Big Apple Shaped His Defiant Temperament, ARTINFO - View PDF (2.2 MB)
  Lawyer for Released Chinese Artist Seeks Review on Taxes, NYTimes
  Ai Weiwei and the Unstoppable Power of the Twitterverse, HuffPost
  Take a Rare Glimpse at Chinese Artist Ai Weiwei’s Early Photos of New York City, NYMag
  China artist Ai Weiwei 'to challenge tax bill and fine', BBC
  Chinese Tax Authorities Seeking $2 Million From Dissident Artist, NYTimes
  Chinese artist Ai Weiwei 'Faces $1.9m in Tax and Fines', BBC
  Ai Weiwei’s Mother Speaks About Son’s Detention, The Epoch Times
  Ai Weiwei: Associates of Chinese artist 'also free', BBC
  Attorney: China frees 4 detained associates of dissident Ai Weiwei, CNN
  China artist Ai Weiwei 'banned from using Twitter', BBC
  Chinese artist Ai Weiwei under gag order, CBC News
  China's Ai Weiwei talks about haircut, not case, SFGATE
  No interviews, Twitter, travel for Chinese artist Ai, Reuters
  Ai Weiwei, a free man, plus pictures of his architecture work, Art & Design
  Ai Weiwei Speaks!, Global Post
  Ai Weiwei Freed, Midtown Sculptures Doing Speaking For Him, NYPress
  Now Free, a Chinese Dissident Muzzles Himself, NYTimes
  I'm fine, says dissident Chinese artist Ai Weiwei as mother reveals he lost more than a stone in jail, Daily Mail
  Ai Weiwei cousin freed but others from his circle still missing, The Guardian
  Why Ai Weiwei Was Let Go, WSJ Blog
  Ai is Out, The Economist
  Outspoken Chinese artist is free but has to stay quiet, CNN
  China Media: Artist Ai Weiwei Released, WSJ
  China artist Ai Weiwei 'released on bail', BBC News
  Chinese artist Ai Weiwei freed on bail: Xinhua, Reuters
  Artist Ai Weiwei released on bail, Chinese police say, The Guardian
  China 'Releases Ai Weiwei on Bail', The Telegraph
  Dissident Chinese Artist Freed on Bail, NYTimes
  China releases Ai Weiwei, state media reports, CBS News
  Ai Weiwei Released on Bail by Police: Xinhua, Bloomberg
  Ai Weiwei Release on Bail, ARTINFO
  Ai Weiwei, Diplomacy, and Freedom, The New Yorker
  Ai Weiwei Honoured by Royal Academy, BBC
  Circle of Animal Heads, Domus - View PDF (1.9 MB)
  Ai Weiwei’s Face Projected onto Chinese Consulate, WSJ
  Chinese Officials Accuse Ai Weiwei of Tax Evasion, Whie U.S. Museums Are Criticized for Partnering With China, ARTINFO - View PDF (1.8 MB)
  Q&A: Is China afraid of Ai Weiwei?, CNN
  Ai Weiwei's Zodiac Heads, Asia Society
  After Six Weeks Apart, Ai Weiwei Allowed to See Wife, TIME
  It's political, The Economist
  China allows wife to visit artist Ai Weiwei, CBS
  Detained China artist Ai Weiwei gets first family visit, BBC
  Ai Weiwei's mother pleads, "Save my son", CBS
  China says top artist will "be punished, CBS News
  Before Fame, or Jail, Ai Weiwei Was a New York ‘Starving Artist’, The New York Times - View PDF (2 MB)
  In pictures: Ai Weiwei UK exhibitions, BBC
  Chinese artist Ai Weiwei absent from 'bitter-sweet' exhibition, CNN
  Anish Kapoor Dedicates Art Work to Ai Weiwei, WSJ
  Alison Klayman, Al Weiwei Documentarian, Answers Your Questions (Live Q&A), HuffPost Arts
  Art World Missing Ai Weiwei, BBC
  Anish Kapoor dedicates Leviathan sculpture to Ai Weiwei, The Guardian
  'It feels rotten putting the show on in Ai Weiwei's absence', The Guardian
  In Absentia: An Ai Weiwei Retrospective, WSJ
  An Ai Weiwei Retrospective, WSJ
  Mayor Michael Bloomberg Opens Exhibit by Detained Chinese Artist Ai Weiwei, Artdaily
  Ai Weiwei Still Detained, Rears Heads in NY - View PDF (1.2 MB)
  Weiwei Watch: Ai Reportedly "Confessed" After Torture; U.S. in Belated Human Rights Talks, Artsjournal
  The meaning of Ai Weiwei's 12 Zodiac Heads, Telegraph
  On Freedom of Expression and the Opening of Chinese Artist Ai WeiWei’s Historic Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition, Bloomberg
  Ai Weiwei sculptures exhibit in NY -- without artist, AFP
  NYC Sculpture Display A First For Detained Artist, NY1
  Ai Weiwei Still Away, Artforum
  Giant Animal Heads by Ai Weiwei Unveiled at Plaza Hotel Fountain - View PDF (765 K)
  12 Heads Do the Talking for a Silenced Artist, NYTimes
  Ai Weiwei: Can an artist change society?, CS Monitor
  Ai Weiwei Gets Support from Warhol and Rauschenberg, ARTINFO
  Bin Laden Death Knocks Ai Weiwei Off Bloomberg's Agenda, Artinfo  May 2, 2011 - View PDF (255 K)
  Getting to Know Ai Weiwei: A Multimedia Biographical Timeline, Artinfo
  Ai Weiwei public sculpture exhibition opens in New York: but where is the artist?, Telegraph - View PDF (0.9 MB)
  Pro-Ai graffiti in Hong Kong sparks warning by Chinese army, Reuters
  Ai Weiwei's Artwork Travels, Despite Detainment, NPR
  Crossing the Line in China, Artnews - View PDF (7.5 MB)
  Change.org attacked after backing China dissident, SFGate
  US Reprimands China Over Human Rights, GlobalPost
  China and US begin human rights talks in Beijing, BBC News
  A Message of Tolerance, Unrepressed, NYTimes
  U.S.-China Human Rights Dialogue: Soft Power Gone Hard?, WSJ
  Ai Weiwei's rock star friend stopped at Shanghai airport, The Guardian
  A Dangerous Mix of Art and Politics, CNN
  The Limits of Artistic Dissent, Cornell Daily Sun
  Over 1,000 March in Hong Kong for Ai's Freedom, Yahoo, AFP
  China Misunderstood: Did We Contribute to Ai Weiwei’s Arrest?, NYR
  Notes on Ai Weiwei, Harvard Crimson
  Ai Weiwei Confessed Under Torture, Article Says, Epcoh Times
  US envoy hits out at China on Ai Weiwei detention, Bangkok Post
  From NO! Art to Now Ai Weiwei, the Struggle Goes On, The Villager
  Study of Ai Weiwei, TIME
  The Divine Comedy, The Divine Comedy
  US Renews Concerns Over China Clampdown, AFP
  China to Hold Human Rights Talks Next Week, NYTimes
  China Sheds Little Light on Detained Activist Ai Weiwei, Los Angeles Times
  Alison Klayman, Documentarian, The Economist
  The 2011 TIME 100, TIME
  China Must Set Ai Weiwei Free, The Telegraph
  International Furor Follows Ai Weiwei Disappearance, Art in America
  Ai Weiwei campaign website 'victim of Chinese hackers', The Guardian
  Ai Weiwei: A Shameful Silence, The Telegraph
  Ai Weiwei Lawyer Reappears in China, The Guardian
  New Film to Offer Close-up View of Ai Weiwei, WSJ
  IFJ Demands Information on Journalist Missing in China, IFJ
  China Launches Cyberwar on Ai Weiwei Petition, ARTINFO
  Ai Weiwei: The Sunflower Revolutionary, Policy Innovations
  New Acquisition: Ai Weiwei, Untitled (Divine Proportion), Lacma Blog
  Ai Weiwei’s 5,335 Backpacks Hold Political, Artistic Charge, The Harvard Crimson
  Chinese Media Campaign Against Ai Weiwei, Epoch Times
  Dangerous Arts, NYTimes
  Crackdown on Ai Weiwei Extends to Family, Friends, and Associates, PBS Frontline - View PDF (1.1 MB)
  End the Silence on Ai Weiwei, WSJ
  How state media used to report on Ai Weiwei, CMP
  Why China Fears Ai Weiwei, BusinessWeek
  Art and the Public Domain, Huffington Post
  "1,001 Chairs for Ai Weiwei" Protesters Wouldn't Stand For Chinese Oppression, ARTINFO - View PDF (2.3 MB)
  Ai Weiwei Protest: New Yorkers Sit In To Stand Up For Missing Chinese Artist, Huffington Post
  Protesters Call for Release of Detained Chinese Artist Ai Weiwei, WNYC
  Release Ai WeiWei: An Overseas Chinese Perspective, New American Media
  Ai Weiwei Arrest Protests at Chinese Embassies Worldwide, The Guardian
  Art and design, catching the public’s eye on campus, Boston.com
  Art and Consequence: A Talk with China's Controversial Ai Weiwei, NPR - View PDF (1.4 MB)
  China 'Jasmine' Detentions Up To 54: Rights Group, AFP
  The Activist Artist of China, TIME
  Amid Crackdown, U.S. Groups Strive to Improve China's Legal System, USA Today
  Worldwide Rallies to Support Ai Weiwei, SMH
  Lasman: From Bieber to Ai Weiwei, Yale Daily News
  Join Me in Protest of Ai Weiwei's Arrest, ARTINFO - View PDF (130 K)
  Will China Regret Arresting Ai Weiwei?, The Week
  Ai Weiwei arrest: Chinese lawyer and designer are latest to disappear, The Guardian
  Ai Weiwei Accused of Bigamy, The Telegraph
  Ai Weiwei Isn't on Trial: China Is, The Guardian
  Ai Weiwei Suspected of Tax Evasion, HuffPost World
  Arts Group Calls for Worldwide Sit-In for Ai Weiwei, NYTimes
  Ai Weiwei Confessing to Crimes, Says State-Run Newspaper, The Guardian
  Ai Weiwei Points to a Bigger Picture, The Spectator - View PDF (1.3 MB)
  Amid Chinese Reports That Ai Weiwei Has Confessed Guilt, a Global Protest Is Planned and Blackjack Players Remember Their "Guru", ARTINFO - View PDF (557 K)
  I For an Ai, ARTNET
  Ai Weiwei, Bob Dylan, and Dignity,  The Diplomat
  China Cracks Down, Daily Beast
  MCA Joins Call to Release Ai Weiwei, Chicago Now
  "Comedy" or Tragedy? Ai Weiwei Doesn't Come to Harvard, Boston Globe
  Ai Weiwei "was offered advisory role before his detention", The Guardian  April 13, 2011
  Ai Weiwei, Art "Godfather", The Diplomat  April 13, 2011
  As Art World Rallies, Chinese Officials Summon Ai Weiwei's Wife, TIME
  Ai Weiwei and the Artist's Role in China, The New York Times
  Why Ai Weiwei Matters, The New Yorker
  Call for Release of Ai Weiwei, www.change.org
  Ai Weiwei Faces Strange New Accusations in China as Supporters Rally in Hong Kong: The Latest Developments, ARTINFO  April 11, 2011 - View PDF (1.1 MB)
  London Protests Call for Release of Ai Weiwei, CBC News
  Students at Harvard Demonstrate Support for Detained Artist Ai Weiwei, HuffPost Arts
  Ai Weiwei: 'China in Many Ways is Just like the Middle Ages', The Guardian
  China's Crackdown Signals Shift, WSJ.com
  The Call to Release Ai Weiwei, Domus
  A Provocateur Finds Out Just How Far He Can Go, Newsweek
  Ai Weiwei: Seeds of an Iconoclast, www.independent.co
  Tactical Action for Ai Weiwei at Harvard University, CastTV
  Hong Kong Artists to March for Ai Weiwei, www.wsj.com
  Museums Press for the Release of Ai Weiwei, Artsbeat NYTimes
  Remarks to the Press on the Release of Ai Weiwei, www.state.gov
  China Omits Ai Weiwei Preferences from Transcript, BBC
  Ai Weiwei Case Poses Test for China, www.pbs.org
  Ai Weiwei "Never Sorry" by Alison Klayman, www.kickstarter.com
  Ai Weiwei Interview, TimeOut London
  Our Fears for the Fate of Ai Weiwei, www.guardian.co.uk
  Extralegal Detention of Ai Weiwei, www.voanews.com
  Artists, Activists Still Talking After Ai Detained, WSJ
  State Newspapers Hedging on Ai Weiwei?, WSJ
  Free Ai Weiwei, Huffington Post
  China Says Ai Weiwei Detention has "Nothing to do with Human Rights", The Guardian
  Chinese Artist Suspected of "Economic Crimes", NYTimes
  China Says Ai Weiwei is Being Held for Economic Crimes, CNN
  State Media, Scholars Face off over Artist's Detention, WSJ
  Ai Weiwei's Path from Cultural Prankster to Enemy of the State, ARTINFO  April 6, 2011
  China Breaks Silence on Ai Weiwei's Detention, Telegra
  U.S Diplomat Sharply Criticizes China on Rights, NYTimes.com  April 6, 2011 - View PDF (1 MB)
  Law Will Not Concede Before "Maverick", huanqiu.com
  State, Media, Scholars Face Off Over Artist's Detention, WSJ
  An Artist Takes Role of China's Conscience, The New York Times  April 5, 2011 - View PDF (1.3 MB)
  International Outcry over China's Detention of Ai Weiwei, channel4
  Canada Must Join Call for Release of Artist Ai Weiwei: VAG Curator, Vancouver Sun - View PDF (1.2 MB)
  Diplomat Blasts China as Ai WeiAwei's Disappearance Becomes an International Incident, ARTINFO  April 5, 2011 - View PDF (1.2 MB)
  Arts Community Unites for the Release of Dissident Ai Weiwei, The Independent - View PDF (1.4 MB)
  Art World Denounces Ai Weiwei's Disappearance, 
  Ai Weiwei is Not a Criminal, huffingtonpost
  Ai Weiwei Arrested in Beijing, Prompting International Outcry, ARTINFO - View PDF (1.2 MB)
  Artist Missing After Blocked From Leaving China, HuffPost Arts  April 4, 2011 - View PDF (1.1 MB)
  China Detains Dissident Artist Ai Weiwei, www.npr.org
  Prominent Chinese Artist Ai Weiwei Detained and Missing, ABC News  April 4, 2011 - View PDF (1.3 MB)
  Ai Weiwei: France and Germany Lead Calls for Artist's Release, The Guardian  April 4, 2011 - View PDF (1.2 MB)
  China Police Silent on Artist Ai Weiwei's Detention, bbc
  Ai Weiwei, Chinese Pro-democracy Dissident, Whereabouts Unknown in China, huffingtonpost
  Chinese Artist Felt Detainment Coming, Wife Says, MSN
  Ai Weiwei's New Art Installation Expected to Tour US, Los Angeles Times  March 14, 2011 - View PDF (1.5 MB)
  Ai Weiwei and the Art of Demolition, The New Yorker  January 12, 2011 - View PDF (206 K)
  Ai Weiwei's Shanghai art studio is torn down without interference, Global Times  January 12, 2011 - View PDF (295 K)
  Chinese Authorities Raze an Artist's Studio, The New York Times  January 12, 2011 - View PDF (188 K)
  Chinese artist Ai Weiwei's Shanghai studio demolished, BBC  January 12, 2011 - View PDF (179 K)
  Whitewashing the Art World: What's Behind the Climate Of Censorship, The New York Observer Culture  January 11, 2011 - View PDF (186 K)
  Chinese Artist Ai Weiwei prevented from leaving country, Guardian  December 2, 2010 - View PDF (291 K)
  Chinese Artist Ai Weiwei blocked from leaving China, Bangkok Post  December 2, 2010 - View PDF (182 K)
  Ai Weiwei and The Police, The New Yorker  November 5, 2010 - View PDF (80 K)
  Ai Weiwei under house arrest, Guardian  November 5, 2010 - View PDF (253 K)
  Ai Weiwei placed under House Arrest in China, Foiling Planned Crab Feast, ArtInfo  November 5, 2010 - View PDF (334 K)
  Chinese Artist Ai Weiwei Under House Arrest For Protest Party, NPR  November 5, 2010 - View PDF (267 K)
  Ai Weiwei Throws a Crab Feast to Mark the Government Destruction of His Shanghai Studio, ARTINFO  November 3, 2010 - View PDF (323 K)
  Ai Weiwei, a bulldozer and 10,000 river crabs, CNN  November 3, 2010 - View PDF (498 K)
  Controversial Chinese artist ordered to demolish studio, Telegraph  November 2, 2010 - View PDF (259 K)
  The Power 100: Ai Weiwei, Art Review  October 15, 2010 - View PDF (76 K)
  Turbine Hall's Sunflower Seeds: Does it matter if they're closed off?, Guardian  October 15, 2010 - View PDF (339 K)
  Let 100 Million Sunflowers Bloom: A Q&A with Ai Weiwei on His Turbine Hall Commission, ArtInfo  October 13, 2010 - View PDF (459 K)
  Ai Weiwei's 'Map of China': setting a new benchmark, Daily Telegraph  October 12, 2010 - View PDF (266 K)
  Arts interview: Ai Weiwei, NewStatesman  October 12, 2010 - View PDF (94 K)
  Tate Modern's sunflower seeds: the world in the palm of your hand, The Guardian  October 11, 2010 - View PDF (295 K)
  People power comes to the Turbine Hall: Ai Weiwei's Sunflower Seeds, The Guardian  October 11, 2010 - View PDF (287 K)
  Ai Weiwei interview for Tate Modern Unilever Series, Daily Telegraph  October 5, 2010 - View PDF (326 K)
  Ai Weiwei recreates stolen bronzes in Brazil, The Art Newspaper  September 28, 2010 - View PDF (239 K)
  It's Not Beautiful, The New Yorker  May 17 - 23, 2010 - View PDF (4.1 MB)
  Ai Weiwei: So Sorry, Leap:The Bilingual Art Magazine of Contemporary China  2010 - View PDF (7.1 MB)
  Google or China: Who Has More to Lose?, Room for Debate: New York Times  March 23, 2010 - View PDF (525 K)
  Ai Weiwei: "I Have to Speak for People Who Are Afraid", The Guardian  March 18, 2010 - View PDF (0.9 MB)
  Link: Interview with Christiane Amanpour, CNN International  March 17, 2010
  Activist: China Trying to Silence Critics, CNN International  March 17, 2010 - View PDF (50 K)
  Is Twitter a Human Right? One Chinese Activist Thinks So, The Huffington Post  March 17, 2010 - View PDF (56 K)
  Detail und Große Geste, Der Spiegel  March 15, 2010 - View PDF (1.3 MB)
  Twitter working on Chinese registration page, Washington Post  March 15, 2010 - View PDF (63 K)
  Hackers Said to Breach Gmail Accounts in China, New York Times  January 19, 2010 - View PDF (328 K)
  Outlook: Ai Weiwei, BBC World Service  January 12, 2010. http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p005q0
  Artist, Activist and Social Campaigner: Meet the Man Brutally Assaulted by Chinese Police, The Art Newspaper  January 2010 - View PDF (494 K)
  "To Use Art is Not Enough", The Art Newspaper  December 3, 2009 - View PDF (1.5 MB)
  Ai Weiwei: Hospitalized After Beating by Chinese Police, ArtAsiaPacific,  November-December, 2009 - View PDF (2.2 MB)
  Ai Weiwei, Nursing Head Wound, Sharpens China Criticism: Review, Bloomberg.com,  October 14, 2009 - View PDF (358 K)
  Ai Continues Activism Against China; Government Responds, ArtAsiaPacific,  September-October, 2009 - View PDF (2.1 MB)
  Ai Weiwei's Year of Living Dangerously, Art in America,  September 2009 - View PDF (1.2 MB)
  Who is Ai Weiwei?, ArtInfo,  August 10, 2009 - View PDF (115 K)
  Eye for an Ai, Artforum,  August 1, 2009 - View PDF (393 K)
  Bloggers Celebrate Breaching Green Dam, Financial Times,  July 2, 2009 - View PDF (2.2 MB)
  Censors can't keep up with the web, ArtAsiaPacific,  July-August, 2009 - View PDF (1.4 MB)
  Ai Weiwei Challenges China's Government Over Earthquake, ArtAsiaPacific,  July-August, 2009 - View PDF (2.1 MB)
  Made in China, Wallpaper,  June, 2009 - View PDF (9.4 MB)
  Ai Weiwei, The Wall Street Journal,  May 22, 2009 - View PDF (1.1 MB)
  Ai Weiwei: Interview Transcript, Time,  May 12, 2009 - View PDF (2.4 MB)
  The Danger of Counting the Dead, UPI.com,  April 17, 2009 - View PDF (70 K)
  Ai Weiwei: Surgeon of Space, Phillips Art Expert,  February 17, 2009 - View PDF (10.1 MB)
  Making Everything: A Conversation with Ai Weiwei, Sculpture Magazine,  December, 2008 - View PDF (3.9 MB)
  Look Back, Artforum,  September, 2008 - View PDF (12.2 MB)
  Cultural Revolutionary, The Guardian,  July 6, 2008 - View PDF (128 K)
  Bidden City, Artforum,  Summer, 2008 - View PDF (14.6 MB)
  The Artist as an Angry Man, The Age,  January 19, 2008 - View PDF (115 K)
  Ai Weiwei: Production Notes, Artforum,  October, 2007 - View PDF (0.9 MB)
  The Real Thing: Contemporary Art from China, Artforum,  September, 2007 - View PDF (13.4 MB)
  Ai Weiwei's Humane Conceptualism, Art in America,  September, 2007 - View PDF (16 MB)