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1. March 2008 Published materials: Nie Xiwei Artist at Work
Description
Research trip to Shangdong Province to interview local artists who created cloth tigers, Pu Hui paintings, mud dolls, paper boxes, and dough figures.
2. May 2008 Published materials Beijing Yo Yos: Workshop
Description
"Research trip to Shangdong Province and Beijing area to interview local artists of birstle dolls, silk flowers, dough figures, yoyos, bows and arrows, kites, and masks. Documentary images of the Miao Festival included."
3. March 2008 Contextual materials: Cloth Tiger Toys
Description
Research trip to Shangdong Province to interview local artists who created cloth tigers, Pu Hui paintings, mud dolls, paper boxes, and dough figures.
4. May 2008 Published materials: Beijing Kites
Description
"Research trip to Shangdong Province and Beijing area to interview local artists of birstle dolls, silk flowers, dough figures, yoyos, bows and arrows, kites, and masks. Documentary images of the Miao Festival included."
5. May 2008 Published materials Beijing Kites: BKite- Workshop
Description
"Research trip to Shangdong Province and Beijing area to interview local artists of birstle dolls, silk flowers, dough figures, yoyos, bows and arrows, kites, and masks. Documentary images of the Miao Festival included."
6. May 2008 Published materials Beijing Kites: BKite- Artist
Description
"Research trip to Shangdong Province and Beijing area to interview local artists of birstle dolls, silk flowers, dough figures, yoyos, bows and arrows, kites, and masks. Documentary images of the Miao Festival included."
7. May 2008 Published materials: Beijing Yo Yos
Description
"Research trip to Shangdong Province and Beijing area to interview local artists of birstle dolls, silk flowers, dough figures, yoyos, bows and arrows, kites, and masks. Documentary images of the Miao Festival included."
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