I write about every exhibition I went to, and I go to almost every exhibition there is in Hong Kong. I shoot and edit my own photos for this blog.

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Events

Feb 17

Feb 17 Ryunosuke Okazaki: Oracle at Tang Contemporary Art (WCH)

Yulia Yarkova

Installation, Exhibition

Fascinating sculptures that at first glance resembled a visual record of a ribbon dance turned out to be inspired by the Jōmon pottery — a “rope-patterned” type of ancient Japanese earthenware.
The title of the exhibition refers to records of communications with kami-like entities, messengers of gods, sent to express their will. With a certain type of imagination it’s not too difficult to see them in these dynamic fabric sculptures.
Curated by Zhu Tong

Exhibition period: 11.01–19.02
Gallery address: 20/F, Landmark South, Wong Chuk Hang