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Search / Filter EventsIn Made In Asia's 16th Edition, Yao Qing Mei (ACC 2022) opens up with a new exhibition featuring three videos and two photos surrounding an compelling story of guards on watch and their exposure to obscure situations at the time.
View EventACC Alumni Nobuhira Narumi is pleased to present "SHOP@CAFE Nobuhira Narumi: What the Dog Saw" at Cafe d'Art and Museum Shop at Hara Museum ARC in Gunma.
View EventKohei Nawa (ACC 2004) will present their triology exhibition Project which showcases different perspectives that overlap to reveal the artist's trajectory.
View EventJoin Tang Shu Wing (ACC 1997) in his exhibition of ink painting and sketch drawing which was a source of his distinctive visual elements in future theatre studies.
View EventBundith Phunsombatlert (ACC 2007) shares his Mapping Fragments: History of Blue and White Porcelain as BPL 2023 Katowitz-Radin Artist-in-Residence. The intention of this work represents rich cultural dialogues which celebrates the experiences of migration. Phunsombatlert accomplishes this through braiding media, imagery, and written history to decolonize traditional archives.
View EventZhang Jianjun (ACC 1987) joins other emerging artists in a contemporary take on the changes of Chinese ink painting over the last half-century.
View EventTiffany Chung's (ACC 2015) first solo exhiibtion features cartographic works and a 3-channel video installation.
View EventWu Jiaru (ACC 2022) along with other international artists showcase their interdisciplinary practices together through an exhibition in Hong Kong to reflect the HART vision.
View EventNadim Abbas (ACC 2014) fabricates a scenario to challenge human cognition. This exhibition employs an orchestration of sound, light, and performance.
View EventNikita Cai (ACC 2019) curates an exhibition focusing on the pan-Southeast Asian experience, typically with monsoons and rich tropical landscapes to creates a platform for diverse research exchange with a goal of promoting mutual understanding between regions.
View EventYoshiaki Kaihatsu (ACC 1998) will be at the Treasure Hill Artist Village in Taipei, Taiwan participating in the artists residency program.
View Event"It’s a small small world / Under a big big sky
Despite differences / We share things in common"
Kickstarting “Jockey Club Peoples' Art Connective,” Small Small World Carnival takes primary pupils and adults on an imaginative journey in search of childhoods across cultures and generations.
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