King of the selfie with celebrities records life of fame and glamour
Updated: 2014-03-21 09:45
By Deng Zhangyu (China Daily)
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Tan says Pigozzi's photos will give the Chinese a glimpse into the life of the Western glitterati.
It's the first time Pigozzi has held a show in China, although his exhibition has traveled to several countries. He selected some Chinese stars he has photographed to be featured in his first China show, including Jackie Chan, Zhang Ziyi and Zhang Jingchu.
Pigozzi has visited China many times. The first was in 1979 with an American artist.
"People were all riding bikes and all in blue when I first came. It's quite different now," Pigozzi says.
On the opening night of his show, Pigozzi is busy talking to friends and being introduced to visitors. But he never stops taking photos or selfies.
"You know, I need to take more than 100 photos in order to get a perfect one," he explains.
IF YOU GO
10 am-7 pm, until March 24. Ullens Center for Contemporary Art, 4 Jiuxianqiao Lu (Road), Chaoyang district, Beijing. 010-5780-0200.
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