On reading Ai Wei Wei's blog/book | Ai weiwei, Art for art sake, Chinese artists
Ai Weiwei, "Remembering" and the Politics of Dissent (article) | Khan Academy
Comedy" or tragedy? Ai Weiwei doesn't come to Harvard - Culture Desk - An Entertainment and cultural blog by The Boston Globe
Ai Weiwei: The Sichuan earthquake & 9000 children's backpacks
Ai Weiwei: The artwork that made me the most dangerous person in China | Ai Weiwei | The Guardian
Where activism meets art | IMAGE OBJECT TEXT
Ai Weiwei's 5,335 Backpacks Hold Political, Artistic Charge | Arts | The Harvard Crimson
Ai Weiwei: Snake Ceiling - Partners in Art
Ai Weiwei: Sculptural pileup of meaning
Challenging Work | The New Yorker
Openings: Ai WeiWei – “According to What?” @ Brooklyn Museum « Arrested Motion
Ai Weiwei: The artwork that made me the most dangerous person in China | Ai Weiwei | The Guardian
Ai Weiwei's Snake Makes Huge Statement
Ai Weiwei, "Remembering" and the Politics of Dissent (article) | Khan Academy
Seized, hooded and jailed by the secret police: China's most famous dissident artist opens up about his ordeal
Take Five: Ai Weiwei is Still Free, Sort of | The Art Minute
In 'According To What?' Ai Weiwei Makes Mourning Subversive : NPR
Ai Weiwei's Snake Makes Huge Statement
Artist & Activist: Ai Weiwei | New Tactics in Human Rights
Ai Weiwei warns of 'shaking foundation' of democracy
Ai Weiwei, "Remembering" and the Politics of Dissent (article) | Khan Academy
Ai Weiwei: The Sichuan earthquake & 9000 children's backpacks
Ai Weiwei Covers Berlin Landmark With 14,000 Refugee Life Jackets | Condé Nast Traveler
In 'According To What?' Ai Weiwei Makes Mourning Subversive : NPR
