A visitor views works of Chinese artists displayed at Ullens Center for Contemporary Art (UCCA) during its opening press briefing in Beijing November 1, 2007. The UCCA opening exhibition called "85 New Wave, the birth of Chinese Contemporary Art" showcases 137 works by 30 artists. Reuters Pictures 20 months ago

A visitor views works of Chinese artists displayed at Ullens Center for Contemporary Art (UCCA) during its opening press briefing in Beijing November 1, 2007. The UCCA opening exhibition called "85 New Wave, the birth of Chinese Contemporary Art" showcases 137 works by 30 artists.

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