Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Photography major - Lu Yuanmin's Exhibition Works
Lu Yuanmin's Exhibition Works
LU Yuanmin's LOMO World, China.
Shanghai, China, 2004.
Shanghainese 1990—2000, China, 2003.
United, China, 2003.
Life-Pingyao International Photography Festival, China, 200 1 Life Photography Month Exhibition, China, 2006.
Sharing Shanghai Theme Image Exhibition, China, 2006.
2005 China Pingyao International Photography Festival Shanghai Photographers' Works Exhibition.
Documentary photography of China city in 2005.
City Value —— Guangzhou Photography Biennale, China, 2005.
Changing China —— China Contemporary Photographers Series Exhibition, 2004.
Dragon Dream-China Contemporary Art Exhibition, 2004.
Recording China —— Contemporary Photography and Social Changes, USA, 2004.
China, China, 2003.
East+West —— China Contemporary Art Exhibition, 2002.
City and People, China, 2002.
2002 Korea Asian Photography Biennale
Twisted city, China, 200 1.
China inner city, 200 1.
2000 China Shanghai International Photography Exhibition Black and White Works Exhibition.
China Modern Photography Exhibition, 1997.
Five contemporary photographers in China, Japan, 1996.
Black and White Exhibition of Shanghai's Top Ten Works, China, 1994.
China Photographers Exhibition, France, 1993.
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