performance and installation pieces
by Dai Guangyu and the Chengdu Public Action Art Movement
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Contributed By: Dai Guangyu
performance and installation pieces
by Dai Guangyu and the Chengdu Public Action Art Movement
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A childhood memory of a summer day engraves the cough drop with untired saliva, and brings out a phrase, sweetly puckering the mouth— if it sounds, hear not a question, but an encompassing intrigue: what is this lachrymose animal who lives under the creak of the swing? Who—without fear—taught this creature, which uses silence to rub […]
The daring viewpoint of a homophobe widow makes for a toe-curling, but also hopeful read in the riveting Korean bestseller by Kim Hye-jin, Concerning My Daughter, dealing with the loneliness and ostracism of a lesbian couple and a single elderly woman.
There were two beds in Little’s room. Put back to back they were as long as his father was tall. The walls were covered in a light floral print.