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  • Huang Yong Ping stands in front of his giant octopus sculpture with sprawling tentacles filling the museum hall behind him.
    Huang Yong Ping

    
River near Nantes, France, for Serpent d’ocĂ©an (2012); appeared as the key work in his 2014 retrospective BĂąton Serpent at Rome’s National Museum of XXI Century Arts (MAXXI); and turned up in the installation Empires for the monthlong 2016 Monumenta exhibit. For the latter installation, Huang arranged 305 brightly coloured


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River near Nantes, France, for Serpent d’ocĂ©an (2012); appeared as the key work in his 2014 retrospective BĂąton Serpent at Rome’s National Museum of XXI Century Arts (MAXXI); and turned up in the installation Empires for the monthlong 2016 Monumenta exhibit. For the latter installation, Huang arranged 305 brightly coloured


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