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OpportunitiesNews of China-Related Educational, Cultural, and Charitable ProjectsUS companies participate in a broad range of programs that benefit the people of China and strengthen the bonds of US-China friendship beyond the commercial realm. Opportunities aims to help companies identify programs that merit their assistance. The materials contained in Opportunities are condensed. For more detailed information, interested companies should contact the programs directly. (Note: Neither the US-China Business Council nor the CBR is a sponsor of any project listed in Opportunities and makes no recommendation with regard to corporate assistance to any specific project.)
Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, will host "China Constructs: New Visions of Domestic Architecture" in New York from October 18, 2008, to March 9, 2009. The exhibit will feature specially commissioned installations by nine Chinese architects, whose work explores themes such as sustainability, urban density, preservation, and private and public spheres within the context of housing in China. Cooper-Hewitt is seeking corporate sponsorship of this exhibit. Sponsors will receive recognition on Cooper-Hewitt's website, print publications, and/or signage. Cooper-Hewitt is the only museum in the nation devoted exclusively to historic and contemporary design. Exhibits such as "China Constructs" help to promote cross-cultural understanding and enhance US-China relations. Contact InformationCaroline Baumann, Deputy DirectorCooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum 2 East 91st Street New York, NY 10128 Tel: 212-849-8320 E-mail: baumannnc@si.edu Or Anne Shisler-Hughes, Director of Development Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum Tel: 212-849-8393 E-mail: shisler-hughesa@si.edu www.cooperhewitt.org
Jon Hair, an official sculptor of both the US Olympic Team and the US Olympic Committee, has been invited by the PRC government to create a 12-foot sculpture entitled "LUCKY 8" for the Beijing International Sculpture Park. In Chinese culture, the number "8" is considered lucky. 
The sculpture is treated with an optical paint that continuously changes color and could become one of the most popular sculptures in Beijing. Corporate and private sponsors for the $150,000 project have the opportunity to create good will and have a permanent presence in Beijing. Contact InformationJon D. HairJon Hair Studio of Fine Art LLC 11138 Treynorth Drive, Suite A Cornelius, NC 28031 Tel: 704-892-7203 www.jonhair.com
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