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Checked out the East Kowloon industrial artist building where they organized various exhibits with artists in the building.
Despite the fact that it was a bit out of the way, it was still a high traffic and commerical area. I guess in Asia everywhere is incredibly dense and high traffic.
I tend to admire interesting urban industrial spaces. What is sometime even more interesting is how the space is used. Amongst piles of rubble, rusty cement and drupping ceilings, there were clean tiled/marble/glass doorways to peoples strangly located but pristine apartments and/or office.
The exhibits covered a number of mediums, and ideas. from the standard painting, sculpture to video, interactive art - ideas of play and 'liveness'- it was a diverse show of work from students to more established artists.
HK Art School students' studio space
in such a great building as this, one can't help but explore.
did a soundwalk/survey of the rooftop.
Para/site - chinese noooise.
O-man, HK
oh man..
was the show loud.
havn't been that deaf since hearing Francisco Lopez at Sala.
Dickson Dee (Noise Asia), Zbigniew Karkowski and O-MAN
China tour 2006: Zbigniew Karkowski and LI Chin-sung (Dickson Dee)
tour plan
no time for elaboration. a more comprehensive look on everything later...
Despite the fact that it was a bit out of the way, it was still a high traffic and commerical area. I guess in Asia everywhere is incredibly dense and high traffic.
I tend to admire interesting urban industrial spaces. What is sometime even more interesting is how the space is used. Amongst piles of rubble, rusty cement and drupping ceilings, there were clean tiled/marble/glass doorways to peoples strangly located but pristine apartments and/or office.
The exhibits covered a number of mediums, and ideas. from the standard painting, sculpture to video, interactive art - ideas of play and 'liveness'- it was a diverse show of work from students to more established artists.
HK Art School students' studio space
in such a great building as this, one can't help but explore.
did a soundwalk/survey of the rooftop.
Para/site - chinese noooise.
O-man, HK
oh man..
was the show loud.
havn't been that deaf since hearing Francisco Lopez at Sala.
Dickson Dee (Noise Asia), Zbigniew Karkowski and O-MAN
China tour 2006: Zbigniew Karkowski and LI Chin-sung (Dickson Dee)
tour plan
no time for elaboration. a more comprehensive look on everything later...
posted by elle est chiNoise at 5:06 AM
1 Comments:
NIce! Also, I've played with Zbigniew Karkowski (when he was in Sensorband), so I can really imagine how loud it must have beenif all the artists were going on full blast.
I'll have to check out O-man.
Thanks for the info!
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