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From The Citrus Report
Coming soon to a city near you. Well, a city named Hong Kong, which according to our analytics, is close to a few of our readers. Go see London-based INSA for a nice new show, Gloss.
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London-based INSA, who showed at FIFTY24SF Gallery earlier this year, will be opening a new show, Gloss, in Hong Kong on August 18th. Check it out if you happen to be heading over to China…
Opening Date: Thursday, 18th August, 2011, Time: 7pm – 10pm
Exhibition Date: 18th August, 2011 – 16th September, 2011
Venue: 31 Eastern St, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong
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We don’t know who this is, or where it came from, what gallery/artist, but we just know that we like it a lot. We found it on Flickr a while back when we were looking at images from the Hong Kong Art Fair, and we thank this Flickr member for the memories.
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This video is described as “A woman diver is not at all happy she can’t see sharks in Hong Kong, as they’ve all been eaten. Caught on camera just weeks after a woman threw a tantrum at the airport, and another went wild after finding a restaurant had no shark fin soup for her (some selfish people had eaten the sharks, left none for her!).” All we have to say is… Mayan calendar. 2012 is a comin’…
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Looks like Yone may be heading to Hong Kong for a party . . .
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With all the chatter about George Condo and his Kanye cover, we forgot that we didn’t think Kanye was all that cool until Murakami became his art director for an album. Anyway, on October 27, Fabrik Gallery in Hong Kong will host Takashi Murakami’s latest solo exhibition, “Murakami’s Flowers.” After the Versailles work, nice to see Murakami back in the solo game.
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A Citrus friend was in Hong Kong this past weekend, saw this, then saw it in another storefront, and realized that one could actually eat it. His first thought was probably, “Wow, the Chinese have made the aliens from Independence Day, edible.”