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《All Tomorrow’s Parties》, 2022.04.07 – 2022.04.19, Art Space 3
An exhibition is always a kind of opportunity, yet also a form of judgment. In today’s art system, those who offer opportunities often simultaneously act as judges. As artists who step forward, we are expected to shine at the site of opportunity and remain confident under judgment—this is the demand placed upon us by contemporary society.
2022.04.06
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Artist Sangha Khym: Reconstructing Forgotten Memories and Invisible Time
Sangha Khym (b. 1999) collects fragments of vanished or restricted sites, lost media, and forgotten memories, pursuing a practice that reconstructs invisible time. Working across photography, video, publishing, and installation, the artist reveals in layered ways the processes through which memory fades and is reconstituted.
2026.01.19
Articles
[Critique] Unstable Dimension
In his seminal paper on personality psychology The Ego and the Id (1923), Sigmund Freud described three agencies of the mind that constantly compete for mastery over the mental life of a person.
2021
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[Review] Sincerity within the Humor of the Theater of the Absurd
The film 《Everything Everywhere All at Once》, which tells the story of Evelyn—a mother who displays extraordinary abilities while traversing the multiverse to save her daughter Joy—and her family, was widely acclaimed upon its release and quickly became a major cultural phenomenon.
2023
