Bin Xie

Banners advertising the Archibald Prize outside the Art Gallery of New South Wales with part of Bin Xie's Bright smile on the left, and Paul Jackson's portrait of Garry McDonald on the right

Bin Xie is a Chinese born artist, who was a finalist in the 2006 Archibald Prize.[1]

Xie's work Bright Smile (a portrait of Lindy Lee), her first entry into the Archibald Prize, was one of Archibald street banners that year. Currently, the work is in a private collection. Her work is also represented in public and private collections in China, UK, US and locally in Australia.

Xie has been exhibiting since 2002, in places such as the Chinese Cultural Centre in Chatswood, the Sydney Antique Centre, Surry Hill, Crossbay Gallery, Eden Gardens and in 2008 in the Paddington Contemporary Art Gallery.


See also

Archibald Prize 2006 finalists

References

  1. ↑ "Prizes: Archibald Prize 2006: Bin Xie".


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