Preview of the Biennale has begun; our exhibition is open as well. The doorway below leads you to The Infinite Nothing. The Central Pavillion at Giardini, All the World’s Futurescurated by Okwui Enwezor The Nordic Pavilion commissioned Camille Normentfor this site-specific work Rapture to be all ways to be by herman …
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Tsang Kin-Wah
9th May-22nd Nov, 2015
6 May 2015
1. I walk really fast. 2. Hong Kong people are very efficient! 3. When an Italian says, “OKAY, OKAY! No Problem.” It means, “I don’t really understand you but I will work it out in my own way.” 4. Body language is universal around the world but Google translate is still a must. 5. …
5 May 2015
They were our AV technical team from Hong Kong. They worked out the installation plan and dealt with errors in the construction such as the shortened beams where projectors were mounted. Here, they were releasing cables for speakers and projectors. This was not an easy job as 20 projectors and 8 pairs of speakers were used. It …
5 May 2015
As we needed to find a reception desk and chairs for the exhibition, Sharon (assistant curator), Jeff and I went to Padova to a large scale hardware shop Leroy Merlin. It took around 45 minutes from Venice to Padova. Leroy Merlin Perhaps because it is a hardware shop, we could only find several tools but cannot find any furniture for …
4 May 2015
Thanks M+ for giving me this opportunity that my dream to Venice and the Venice Biennale finally came true. Yesterday, my partner Ashley and I arrived at Venice in a misty morning. Right after picking up our luggages, what we first needed to do was to buy a water bus ticket at ticket machine as …
4 May 2015
I believe many of you have heard of the Guggenheim Museum in New York. So you may then wonder – who is Peggy Guggenheim ? Peggy Guggenheim Collection is a modern art museum on the Grand Canal in Venice, and is one of the most visited attractions in the city. Peggy is actually the niece of …
30 Apr 2015
The site was full of construction materials when we reached the site. I was quite impressed by the the Italian workers. For one thing, they really worked fast; for another, they really did not care about the construction plan but it still worked…hopefully. It was so exciting to work under unknown factors…
