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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“For the parents in Naariya [of Baghdad], the clocks are frozen at a quarter after ten.” —The New York Times For a chance to move on, for a shot at the win, the answer is usually C. Which household item will stop in its tracks the moment the bomb detonates? The answer, they think, is […]
Twentieth Button I made buttons out of salt particles rippling across the ocean’s evening. Minerals and dried plant were extracted, remnants of volcanoes and forest fires, smoke and acid, neutrons produced by fission, prayers for the easiest way to make rain. You asked me to explain the second process within this clutter I’ve made: often, […]
Today is like Denmark A fingerprint dragged across the mirror Fine silt drifting through the afternoon air Who is Iginla? What does Lem mean? I catch the lid of the saucepan As it slides onto the stove The ruddy circles of the electric burners Ruddier when splashed with Tabasco Ruddier still the night I opened […]