“Considerate Creations: Chameleons, Part II”
The role of a mother is just one of many that female artists inevitably inhabit.
“Introspection and Exploration: Artistic Generations in Asia”
More than 70 works by 24 artists born between the 1920s and
“Considerate Creations: Chameleons”
Spotlighting three women artists and the dualities they inhabit as working professionals.
“Vile Bodies” at White Rabbit
Examining monsters and contemporary cyborgs to expand our conception of ourselves.
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Taiwanese Artists Look “For a Better Tomorrow”
Embracing the political in a critique of neoliberalism.
Fu Tso Hsin's "Moon's Flower"
The artist’s debut solo show in Hong Kong presents 25 paintings that each display meticulous attention to detail
Yeh Wei-Li's "Antiquity-like Rubbish Research & Development Syndicate"
Museums tend to have a halo of authority to exhibit historical and artistic objects in order to make sense of the past and identity of a city or country. However, what if these objects are rubbish from a dump?
