Just What Is It About The End Of The World That Makes It So Appealing?
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THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS SOCIETY
The Sekaikei imagination and narrative
Para Site, Hong Kong
Para Site presents a weekend event that consists of a long-night marathon of anime screenings, a panel discussion on the imagination of Sekaikei and its visual representation, as well as a special Hong Kong premiere of Fuyuki Yamakawa’s performance. >> Read more
VIVA ARTICLE VIVA
A prejudice I wasn’t able to overcome: I find the title of the Biennale unbearable. It literally translates as “Go Art Go” (okay, also “Long Live Art”, but still). >> Read more
Double Fly Art Center Solo Exhibition – SNAP
School of Visaul Arts Art Platform proud to annouce Double fly Art Center solo exhibition Run Peachland Run.
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Telofossils, Network Hybridity, and the Politics of Pleasure in Speculative Realism
For a world that we cannot perceive, what does it matter whether it exists or not? Perhaps you can further demonstrate that, though an autonomous world is imperceptible, it can still think for us. Yet in this sense, such a world becomes one stipulated by human thought, and ultimately cannot escape the fundamental relationship between thinking and being. >> Read more
Why Commentaries on Cao Fei’s Retrospective Don’t Make Total Sense
The plain gesture of juxtaposing a minor group of Guangzhou cosplay enthusiasts with cranes at construction sites and migrant workers doesn’t really distill the essence either of societal change in contemporary China or “the numbing state of modernity” >> Read more
Making Visible What is Unseen
It was a timely coincidence. The 2014 United Nations Climate Change Conference was in full session in Lima, Peru when the Hong Kong Art Centre flagship exhibition “Unseen Existence: Dialogues with the Environment in Contemporary Art” opened, which seeks to offer new perspectives on ecological change... >> Read more
Another Apocalypse: Nadim Abbas
Abbas’s work does not always travel well, and one could hardly imagine inserting a piece like this one in a different context; he works to architecture and environment to a fault.
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Utopian Metropolis or Zombie Necropolis?—Filming “Haze and Fog”
From the serious to humorous, the voyeuristic to observed, the real to the imagined, “Haze and Fog” (2013) presents another collective identity of China today by commenting on the rapid construction of the contemporary metropolis... >> Read more
Sifang Art Museum: Possible Worlds
The much-anticipated Sifang Art Museum and a related architectural enclave is the pet project of real estate developer Lu Jun and his son Lu Xun in Nanjing. But following the opening of its inaugural exhibition, one wonders in hindsight about the thoughts behind “The Garden of Diversion”, curated by Philippe Pirotte. >> Read more
