Reverse Chinatown - CICA Vancouver
A group exhibition bringing together artists from Vancouver and New York to reconsider what Chinatown has meant historically and what it might become.
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A group exhibition bringing together artists from Vancouver and New York to reconsider what Chinatown has meant historically and what it might become.
The exhibition features the artist's research-based practice that reconstructs the past in the present, reframing Renaissance and medieval artworks while paying close attention to bodily gestures, architecture, jewelry, and garments to challenge historical representations of women.
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