Chinese artists and fierce government critic Ai Weiwei, he lost his opposition he said was politically motivated, to appeal a fine of millions of dollars in alleged tax evasion.
Hey, who spent 81 days last year, secret detention, the police rounded up line called Arab spring to protest Chinese dissident, was barred from participating in the Beijing Chaoyang Court, as the delivery of the ruling party.
Speeches, received the news from his lawyer in his studio in Beijing, aged 54, bluntly told reporters he was "very disappointed" by the ruling last Friday - has been widely expected - will appeal.
"China has continued to tell them is a country ruled by law in other countries ... but we only want them to do their own enacted laws," he said.
Ai, an internationally renowned artist, whose works has been exhibited around the world, accusing the Chinese communist regime sought to "crush" him for his social activities.
He was released last year, he was accused of tax evasion and false cultural development, in November last year the Beijing Tax Bureau issued a bill of alleged back taxes and a fine of 150,000 yuan ($ 2,400,000).
Hey, who denied the allegations, was barred from participating in the June 20 hearing the case year-old on bail during this period, his movements severely limited and the police are permanently stationed in his home outside.
Conditions of bail expired last month, but he has told reporters he was still not allowed to leave the country - which means that he has been unable to see their exhibition overseas.
Last Friday police stationed outside his home in Beijing, and a heavy police presence outside the court, the prominent case of sensitivity. Agence France-Presse reporter was ordered to leave the area.
The false view that the hearing in his appeal last month, the Beijing Municipal Tax Bureau has refined the company's illegal conduct.
But Ai said last Friday, the Court has completely rejected our argument, it is estimated that all tax authorities do not have any problem, therefore, our appeal was rejected.
This ruling is little surprise, Ai, and his legal team and the artist's lawyer Pu Zhiqiang convincing AFP last Thursday, he was "not holding out much hope for" an appeal will succeed.
Friday's ruling Ai months after the lawyer handed over to his supporters to donate $ 13,000 bond to the Chinese authorities to clear the way for their appeal.
The money was raised from supporters from all sides to help him raise the cash, and some even throw to his courtyard in the wall of money, including bank notes folded into a paper airplane.
Before he was detained, the burly artist everywhere, holding his installations, sculptures and photographs of exhibitions in many countries around the world.
The value of his works have been shot, because the thrust of his detention, he became the world's attention, and named for his art world's most powerful figures in October, Britain's influential Art Review magazine.
His latest work is a high-profile London Olympic Games, an exhibition hall this year, he helped to establish cooperation with the Swiss Herzog & de Meuron, and he had to create the Beijing Bird's Nest Stadium.



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