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Hong Kong Baptist University’s Academy of Visual Arts Presents Its 2023 Graduation Show

Hong Kong Baptist University’s Academy of Visual Arts Presents Its 2023 Graduation Show

Installation view of <b>YEE I-LANN</b>'s <i>TIKAR/MEJA, 2020, Edition AP1</i> (2023), Weaving by Kak Sanah, Kak Kinnohung, Kak Budi, Kak Leleng, Kak Horma, Makcik Bilung, Kak Rozia

Entangled Tikar: Yee I-Lann and the Politics of Mat-ness

<b>LIU KUO-SUNG</b>, <i>Moon Walk</i>, 1969, ink and acrylic with collage on paper, 59 x 85 cm. Courtesy National Gallery Singapore.

新加坡：劉國松

<b>MA QIUSHA</b>, <i>Wonderland-Sweet Powder 2</i>, 2018, cement, nylon stocking, plywood, resin, and steel, 122.5 x 122.5 cm. Image via Instagram.<br>

Shows to See during Gallery Weekend Beijing 2023

Installation view of <b>COCO CAPITAN</b>'s

Redefining Boundaries: Highlights from Kyotographie 2023

Installation view of <b>SHUBIGI RAO</b>'s

Reexamining Knowledge Systems in Shubigi Rao’s “Eating One’s Tail”

*JOYCE HO*, _20200529_, 2020, mixed-media installation, white shirt, cell phone, 77.5 x 66.5 cm. Courtesy the artist and TKG+, Taipei.<br>

Shows to See in Taipei, May 2023

Installation view of <b>MAIA RUTH LEE</b>'s

Maia Ruth Lee’s ambiguities in “The skin of the earth is seamless”

*ZHANG XIAOGANG*, _Light No. 10_, 2022, oil on canvas, 120 x 150 cm. Courtesy the artist and Pace Gallery, Hong Kong.<br>

Zhang Xiaogang Channels the Collective Fear of Becoming “Lost”

Installation view of <b>HIWA K</b>'s <i>Like a Good, Good, Good Boy</i>, 2023, single-channel video: 12 min 27 sec, at

Shows to See During Berlin Gallery Weekend, May 2023

Installation view of <b>TABAIMO</b>'s <i>public conVENience</i>, 2006, video installation: 6 min 5 sec, at

Shows to See: Mid-April, 2023

Reference image of <b>TAIKI SAKPISIT</b>'s <i>The Spirit Level</i> (2022). Courtesy the artist.

Shows to See in Early April, 2023

Installation view of <b>SERHAT KIRAZ</b>'s <i>The Zone</i>, multimedia installation, dimensions variable, at

Artists from Turkey “In a Multiple-Perspective”

<b>RASHID JOHNSON</b>, <i>Bruise Paintings

Shows to See in Hong Kong: From Sheung Wan to Chai Wan