OK China, an exhibition of photographs by Rian Dundon and Wayne Liu opens Wednesday, July 8th, at the Camera Club of New York, 336 W. 37 (between 8th and 9th Aves), Suite 206, and continues through August 12th. The opening reception is 6-9pm.

Both photographers have traveled extensively through China in the last few years, exploring a chaotic world in the midst of enormous change and modernization, viewing with a canny perspective its many contradictions and contrasts. Rian Dundon looks specifically at youth, the “lost generation” who are caught in the shuffle of a fast-changing society. His black and white, raw, intimate reportage takes him through a range of nightlife situations in the lesser-known cities of outlying provinces.

Wayne Liu takes an epic, cinematic view of the bewildering vistas of unfinished building projects and makeshift arrangements of public space, animated by the presence of figures going about their business. Liu uses outdated black and white, photo paper to create an atmosphere of anxiety and dislocation.

Dundon has photographed and written for magazines and news outlets, including Time, Stern, Pacific News Service, Out Magazine, Bloomberg News, and others; Liu's work has appeared in Foam Photography Magazine, Eyemazing Magazine, and Chinese Photography Magazine.

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