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osage kwun tong: 14.01.2012 – 12.02.2012
:: Troglodyte See the Light
Opening reception: Friday 13 January, 6-8pm
Troglodyte See the Light, a solo exhibition by Adrian Wong in collaboration with David Boyce and Lee Weng Choy, was conceived as a structured means of exploring the boundaries and limitations of language. Having undergone several prolonged periods of premeditated and situational isolation (via meditation, extended stays in remote areas, and acute bouts of agoraphobia), Adrian Wong became acutely aware of the increasingly fragmented nature of his internal monologue. These breakages from conventional means of communication highlighted the rarely attended-to nature of pre-linguistic thought, the subject of the present investigation. Read more...
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osage kwun tong: 14.01.2012 – 12.02.2012
:: No Longer Human
Opening reception: Friday 13 January, 6-8pm
No Longer Human is a group exhibition of new works conceived as an open dialogue between the artists Nadim Abbas, Erkka Nissinen and Magdalen Wong. The subject of this dialogue concerns the condition of being human, or to be more precise, the multiplicity of known and unknowable trajectories of human development – an imaginary ethnography of the posthuman. Read more...
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osage kwun tong: 14.01.2012 – 12.02.2012
:: How to set up a room for Johnny.
Opening reception: Friday 13 January, 6-8pm
“Moving house and looking for a house: a new home always feels like a hotel once you move in, it feels temporary but intimate. Somehow you don’t know when you need to move out. But you need to settle down, and construct your life there, because a lot of things are happening outside.” – Lee Kit Read more...
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osage kwun tong: 14.01.2012 – 05.02.2012
:: The Butterfly Generator
Artist Talk: Friday 13 January, 7:30 - 8:30pm
“The Butterfly Generator is an interactive installation: two identical objects placed in two different points on earth. This Siamese twin functioning as some sort of container is made to look identical by modifying sameness. In each of the setup, virtuality and reality connects – one real container is available for you to touch, control and play with like a sandbox, while the other half of the twin remains as a real-time webcam projection on screen, as some sort of mirroring reflection.” – Tintin Wulia Read more...
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osage soho: 28.01.2012 – 11.03.2012
:: Wilson Shieh Live in Soho
Artist: Wilson Shieh During the four-week residency, Wilson Shieh will open up his temporary studio to the public and he will invite people to experience with him the creation of a new body of work. Started as a way to incorporate the “behind the scene” aspect of exhibition making, the project will serve as a medium to lessen the distance between the place of art creation and the place for art appreciation. Read more ...
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