Empty Gallery


2026-02-22	Aaina Bhargava reviews La Moustache in Frieze
	Aaina Bhargava reviews La Moustache in Frieze Magazine: “A mound of sand sits on the top floor of Empty Gallery in Hong Kong, glistening in the gallery’s signature pitch-black darkness. Nearby, a staircase leads to the level below. As if hovering like a mirage or suspended in mid-air, a stream of sand trickles to the ground. In Paul Kos’s Sand Piece (1971), grains filter through a small aperture in the ceiling above, creating a captivating illusory effect of extreme slow motion.” Read more …
2026-02-18	Yuqian Fan on Jacqueline Kiyomi Gork in ArtAsiaPacific
	At Jacqueline Kiyomi Gork’s “Gama,” Empty Gallery’s pitch-black, two-floor void functioned less as backdrop than as active medium. For her third solo exhibition with the black-box space, Gork continued to nurture darkness as a collaborator, allowing the works to unfold as a single, cavernous installation. Cold air and darkness seized the senses upon entry. A short corridor and unguarded reception area led to Gork’s conceptual, deconstructed “cave,” where the titular sculptures, Gama 1, 2, and 3 (all 2025), emerged as sequences of chunky terracotta tiles suspended on steel frames. Named after the Okinawan word gama, meaning “cave,” the series uses the island’s red clay to trace the interior impressions of Shimuku Gama, where Gork first conceived these works. Conceived as “permeable membranes,” the blocks of terracotta hover ominously in liminal darkness, solid and weighty yet cracked and vulnerable. Read more …
2026-02-15	Chan Hau Chun at Cushion Works, San Francisco
	Chan Hau Chun’s Map of Traces will be on view at Cushion Works in San Francisco from February 21 through April 4. Map of Traces (2025) is a 29-minute film by Hong Kong artist Chan Hau Chun. It was recorded on MiniDV, Google Street View, police surveillance cameras, and various phones. Its primary subject is human relationships in the wake of the 2019 demonstrations. Its many opposites include redaction and revelation, exile and homecoming, the fugitive and the fixed. Its cardinal tension lies in the gap between authorized narrative and lived experience. Mask, umbrella, camera, uniform, glasses, backpack, barricades. The grain of memory, a low-hanging fog. How best to distinguish between what’s happened, what’s here, and what’s around the bend? Throughout, the tink tink tink of the crosswalk signal. When to stop, when to go, when to run. Read more …
2026-02-11	Jacqueline Kiyomi Gork in The Guardian
	Hannah Sage Kay writes in The Guardian: ‘Letting the sound happen around you’: powerful sonic memorial remembers the dead Jacqueline Kiyomi Gork has created a sound installation emulating second world war spaces: a Japanese internment camp in California and caves used as bunkers in Okinawa In 1945, during the Battle of Okinawa, the great-uncle of the Japanese-American, Los Angeles-based artist Jacqueline Kiyomi Gork was stationed on the island as a US solider, having volunteered for service probably in the hopes that his family might be spared from the Japanese internment camps back home. They weren’t, and so while his siblings and parents were incarcerated at Tule Lake in northern California, he was on the frontlines in what has been deemed one of the bloodiest conflicts in the Pacific during the second world war. Read more …
2026-02-11	Taro Masushio, Cici Wu in Greater New York, MoMA PS1
	From ARTnews: Opening on April 16, this edition of Greater New York will mark PS1’s 50th anniversary, and rather than bringing on any outside curators, the museum has this time leaned on its staff to organize the show. The exhibition’s curatorial team includes director Connie Butler, chief curator and director of curatorial affairs Ruba Katrib, associate curators Jody Graf and Elena Ketelsen, assistant curator Kari Rittenbach, curatorial assistant Sheldon Gooch, and curatorial coordinator Andrea Sánchez. Taro Masushio and Cici Wu are amongst the participating artists of this year’s exhibition. Please see the link below for further information. Read more …
2026-02-06	Vunkwan Tam, 野有死蘭 at Crash, JCCAC, Hong Kong
	On February 6 and 7, Vunkwan Tam will be exhibiting new works as part of an exhibition, 野有死蘭, in Room 303 at the Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre, Hong Kong. Venue support from Crash.
2026-01-28	Jaime Chu reviews La Moustache in Spike Magazine
	Jaime Chu reviews La Moustache in issue #86 of Spike Magazine, Salad Days: “What is the fine line between undiagnosed paranoia and collective psychosis? Emmanuel Carrère’s 2005 film La Moustache, adapted from his own 1986 novel of the same name, portrays Marc, a Parisian architect who decides to shave off his mustache before a party one night. To spiraling consequences, it turns out: for neither his friends, nor his coworkers, nor his wife acknowledge the difference, even denying that he ever had a mustache to begin with. When his wife threatens to send him to a psychiatric institution, Marc, in a moment of panic, makes an escape, boarding the next plane out of Paris to Hong Kong. A reality without consensus, and the destabilizing effect an experience of it might prompt, is the subject of a formally attentive and hermeneutically provocative exhibition curated by Jordan Stein, a longtime fixture of Bay Area arts, at Hong Kong’s Empty Gallery. His riff on Carrère begins in a kind of foyer, where a trio of found-object works set the table for a negotiation between the dissemination and containment of uncomfortable knowledge.” Read more …
2026-01-24	Cici Wu in Theresa Hak Kyung Cha: Multiple Offerings, BAMPFA
	Cici Wu is participating in Theresa Hak Kyung Cha: Multiple Offerings at Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archives, which is on view from January 24 until April 19, 2026. Theresa Hak Kyung Cha: Multiple Offerings is the first retrospective in twenty-five years dedicated to the groundbreaking work of the artist Theresa Hak Kyung Cha (b. 1951, Busan, South Korea; d. 1982, New York City). Cha produced an expansive range of works across text-based media, video, and performance, including her posthumously published book, Dictée (1982). The artist’s interdisciplinary practice gave shape to the experimental art scenes in San Francisco, New York City, and beyond. After emigrating from South Korea to the United States, Cha enrolled in 1969 at UC Berkeley, where she studied art practice, comparative literature, and film. Keenly attuned to the active role that audiences play in the creation of meaning, she prioritized nonlinear narratives to allow for more open-ended forms of interpretation—what she termed a method of “Multiple Telling with Multiple Offering.” The retrospective adopts this framework to allow for a range of entry points into Cha’s work, guiding visitors through the themes—memory, displacement, and the mutability of language, among others—that recur in her oeuvre. Since 1992, owing to a generous gift from the Theresa Hak Kyung Cha Memorial Foundation, BAMPFA has served as the steward of Cha’s art and archives. Gathering over one hundred artworks and archival materials from across her short but prolific career, as well as select loans of works by Cha and other artists, Multiple Offerings highlights the inventive, playful, and meditative methods of Cha’s practice while also situating her work within a constellation of artistic forebearers, peers, and contemporary artists for whom she has long been a lodestar. The exhibition is accompanied by a richly illustrated catalogue—the first museum monograph dedicated to the artist in over twenty years. Read more …
2026-01-17	Taro Masushio and Raha Raissnia at Bodenrader, Chicago
	Not With Symbols is now on view at Bodenrader, Chicago through February 28, 2026. “Metaphor cannot supplant the legible image and assume the role of descriptor. Ours is a distorted reality, in which images are compressed, flattened beneath glass and gloss, and lit from behind. Here, images and their meanings or representations are slippery, as are the ocular and cognitive processes we rely on to perceive and comprehend them. Despite this, logic is not abandoned altogether in favor of a nonsensical miasma of free association. Rather image itself is probed and worked to such a degree that it both dissolves and reifies within (or in spite of) its own physical, technological, political and social structures. Ideas of legibility and readability are often at odds with the level of access granted by each of these artists. Some achieve this internally by preventing a clear understanding of their content through omission, redaction, and dilution. Others pack in detail, clarity, and specificity to such a degree that viewers are subconsciously compelled to decode the image through pure visual recognition. No matter the approach, these artists each exploit the innate structures of image and representation to expose our social and biological compulsions for resolution.” Participating artists include Eberhard Havekost, Taro Masushio, Alan Michael, Josephine Pryde and Raha Raissnia. Read more …
2026-01-17	Cici Wu in "... each thing..." at Layr, Vienna
	A new exhibition at Layr, Vienna, titled “…each thing is itself in not being itself, and is not itself in being itself…” and curated by Boris Ondreička, is now on view through February 28, 2026. “The exhibition “…each thing is itself in not being itself, and is not itself in being itself…”[1] departs from the foundations of the religious/spiritual and ontological philosophy of Keiji Nishitani (1900–1990). The Japanese thinker explained that things exist only in relation to other things and understanding them therefore also requires exploring what they are not. His thinking was significantly shaped by his studies with Martin Heidegger in Freiburg, Germany, and ultimately made him a key figure in intellectual exchange and mediation between the hemispheres who could critically compare and synthetise various schools of thought of the West and the East.” Participating artists include Anchan/Anna Daučiková, Anna Andreeva, Jędrzej Bieńko, Igor and Ivan Buharov, Stano Filko, Denisa Lehocká, Yutaka Matsuzawa, Luboš Plný, Kazuna Taguchi, Philipp Timischl, Petr Válek, Cici Wu, Guan Xiao and Leah Ke Yi Zheng. Read more …

Archive


past
	2026
•	2025-12-06 . . . 2026-02-14	La Moustache	Lutz Bacher, Mary Helena Clark, Jay DeFeo, William Eggleston, Vincent Fecteau, Maureen Gallace, Renee Gladman, Doris Guo, Stephen Kaltenbach, Paul Kos, Lee Lozano, Danny McDonald, Kazuna Taguchi, Leo Valledor, Jonathan Velazquez past
	2025
•	2025-09-27 . . . 2025-11-15	Gama	Jacqueline Kiyomi Gork past
•	2025-06-07 . . . 2025-08-30	Map of Traces	Chan Hau Chun past
•	2025-03-23 . . . 2025-05-24	The Garden of Loved Ones	Richard Hawkins past
•	2024-12-08 . . . 2025-03-01	Respirare	Reina Sugihara past
	2024
•	2024-09-21 . . . 2024-11-30	Pass	Taro Masushio past
•	2024-06-08 . . . 2024-08-17	Apologies and Other Regrets	James T. Hong past
•	2024-03-24 . . . 2024-05-25	Le Contre-Ciel	Yuji Agematsu, Francis Alÿs, Paul Chan, Mel Chin, Magalie Comeau, Bruce Conner, Liz Deschenes, Trisha Donnelly, Agustín Fernández, Guo Fengyi, Richard Hawkins, Kong Chun Hei, Leung Kui Ting, Mathieu Malouf, Kazuo Ohno, R.H. Quaytman, Julia Scher, Michael E. Smith, Vunkwan Tam, Tang Kwok-hin, Tom Thayer, Stewart Uoo, Antek Walczak, Wucius Wong, Yu Ji past
•	2023-12-08 . . . 2024-02-17	Back	Doris Guo past
	2023
•	2023-09-03 . . . 2023-11-18	Belonging and Difference	Cici Wu past
•	2023-03-18 . . . 2023-06-24	screen-skins	Tishan Hsu past
•	2023-03-18 . . . 2023-06-24	Sites of Wounding: Chapter 1	Jes Fan past
•	2022-12-10 . . . 2023-02-18	نور	Raha Raissnia past
	2022
•	2022-08-27 . . . 2022-11-19	F	Vunkwan Tam past
•	2022-04-02 . . . 2022-06-18	Bad Timing	Xper. Xr past
•	2021-12-11 . . . 2022-02-19	Vanishing in the Wilderness	Yutaka Matsuzawa past
	2021
•	2021-09-11 . . . 2021-11-20	Olistostrome	Jacqueline Kiyomi Gork past
•	2021-04-17 . . . 2021-07-24	Tailwhip	Xper. Xr. past
•	2020-12-23 . . . 2021-03-20	Rumor Has It	Taro Masushio past
	2020
•	2020-09-26 . . . 2020-11-21	Vortices	Henry Shum past
•	2020-06-20 . . . 2020-09-05	Oax.D.F.L.A.N.O.H.K	ektor garcia past
•	2019-12-14 . . . 2020-02-01	Reoccurring Afterlife	Diane Severin Nguyen past
•	2019-12-14 . . . 2020-02-01	The Thing	James T. Hong past
	2019
•	2019-09-28 . . . 2019-11-23	The Bare Life	Philippe Grandrieux past
•	2019-06-22 . . . 2019-09-07	New Molecules & Stem Cell Retinoid Screen	Sean Raspet past
•	2019-03-26 . . . 2019-06-06	delete	Tishan Hsu past
•	2019-03-26 . . . 2019-06-06	Unfinished Return	Cici Wu past
•	2018-12-15 . . . 2019-01-26	Memento Stella	Takashi Makino past
•	2018-12-15 . . . 2019-01-26	The Pearl Of Tailorbird	Rei Hayama past
	2018
•	2018-09-22 . . . 2018-11-24	Gravitational Currents & The Life Magic	Susanne Winterling past
•	2018-06-30 . . . 2018-09-08	Thresholds of Perception	Catherine Christer Hennix past
•	2018-03-27 . . . 2018-06-02	Mother Is A Woman	Jes Fan past
•	2018-03-27 . . . 2018-06-02	Ruthless Logic	Xavier Cha past
•	2017-12-09 . . . 2018-02-03	Shocking Asia	C. Spencer Yeh past
	2017
•	2017-09-09 . . . 2017-11-18	Everything Visible Is Empty	Toshio Matsumoto past
•	2017-06-17 . . . 2017-08-26	Catchy	Jacqueline Kiyomi Gork past
•	2017-03-22 . . . 2017-05-27	Infinite Doors	Takeshi Murata past
•	2016-12-13 . . . 2017-02-17	CINÉMA CONCRET	Takashi Makino past
•	2016-12-13 . . . 2017-02-17	Kaya Cynara	Hans-Henning Korb past
	2016
•	2016-03-24 . . . 2016-05-20	Ancestor Bone Hug	Amit Desai past
•	2015-11-07 . . . 2016-02-06	The Man Who Sleeps On His Breath	Edward S. Curtis, Valerio Tricoli past
	2015
•	2015-09-11 . . . 2015-10-21	Sonorous Objects	Rolf Julius, Tomoko Sauvage, Rubén D’Hers and Marc Hurtado past
•	2015-03-05 . . . 2015-08-15	Transcendance	Amit Desai past


past
	2026
•	2026-02-07	La Moustache: A Poet's Walkthrough	Aristilde Kirby past
	2025
•	2025-12-06	La Moustache Opening Party	Bill Orcutt past
•	2025-11-08 . . . 2025-11-09	Gama Closing Party	Bobby Beethoven & Rrose past
•	2025-08-16	Carol Yinghua Lu and Genevieve Yue with Chan Hau Chun	Chan Hau Chun past
•	2025-05-24	Doryun Chong and Bruce Hainley on Richard Hawkins	Doryun Chong and Bruce Hainley past
•	2025-03-29 . . . 2025-03-30	Empty Gallery Annual Rave: 10th Anniversary Edition	Sunik Kim, Shawescape Renegade, Miguel Cisne, Mutagenix, Tom Boogizm past
•	2025-03-27	Artist Space and Empty Gallery presents: Charlemagne Palestine	Charlemagne Palestine past
	2024
•	2024-12-08	Reina Sugihara: Opening Performance Night	Shizuo Uchida, Ritsuko Sakata, RQRQ past
•	2024-11-24	Taro Masushio in conversation with Matilde Guidelli-Guidi	Taro Masushio, Matilde Guidelli-Guidi past
•	2024-05-26	Le Contre-Ciel: A Conversation	Brian Kuan Wood, Yang Yeung, Alexander Lau past
•	2024-03-29 . . . 2024-03-30	Empty Gallery Annual Rave	John T. Gast, Nick Klein, DJ Gonz, FIT Siegel and Conrad Pack past
•	2024-03-27	Artist Space and Empty Gallery presents: Jutta Koether, Char Jeré, VAKA	Jutta Koether, Char Jeré, VAKA past
•	2024-02-03	Uncanny Returns: The Discarnates	Özge Ersoy and Jean Ma past
	2023
•	2023-11-12	Migratory Positions: a discussion on Cici Wu's Belonging and Difference	Elaine W. Ho, Dr. Yeewan Koon, Dr. Linda Chiu-han Lai, Jaime Chu past
•	2023-06-15	Art Basel Rave	Popon (Live), mi-el, Jon K, Tom Boogizm past
•	2023-03-24 . . . 2023-03-25	Empty Gallery Annual Rave	Pessimist, Tara Clerkin Trio, Conna Haraway, Special Guest DJ, Exael past
•	2023-02-18 . . . 2023-02-19	Nour Closing Program: Film-Performance	Raha Raissnia and Charles Curtis past
	2022
•	2022-11-12	F CLOSING PARTY	VUNKWAN TAM past
•	2022-04-22	Tishan Hsu and Jes Fan \| La Biennale di Venezia	Traxx, Ron Morelli, Scott Zacharias, Adrian Rew past
	2021
•	2021-07-24	Easy Listening for The Hard of Seeing	Xper.Xr past
•	2021-03-06	Webinar \| Taro Masushio and Taro Nettleton	Taro Masushio past
	2020
•	2020-10-03	Tours of Henry Shum 'Vortices'	Henry Shum past
•	2020-09-05	ektor garcia, Ruth Asawa and a brief history of crochet	ektor garcia, Ruth Asawa past
	2019
•	2019-12-15	Screening \| John Carpenter's The Thing	James T. Hong past
•	2019-11-30 . . . 2019-12-01	The Body Electric	Xper.Xr., Die Angel, Fiesta Brass past
•	2019-10-05		Still House Plants past
•	2019-06-23	Human Formats: Recent Developments in Stem Cell Science and the Plastic Arts	Dr. Robert Johnston past
•	2019-03-20	Opening Rave \| delete & Unfinished Return	O YAMA O, DJ PYTHON, CARLOS SOUFFRONT, BILL CONVERSE past
•	2019-01-26	Screening \| Experimental Films by Rei Hayama	Rei Hayama past
	2018
•	2018-12-16		Taku Sugimoto & Minami Saeki past
•	2018-10-27		Taibach, Billy Bao & NYPD past
•	2018-08-31 . . . 2018-09-02		Chora(s)san Time Court Mirage past
•	2018-06-30	Opening Reception \| Thresholds of Perception	Amir ElSaffar past
•	2018-03-31	Failed Celestial Creatures	David Grubbs & Taku Unami past
•	2018-03-30	Opening Rave \| Ruthless Logic & Mother Is A Woman	Ahmed, Cera Khin, Mumdance, Logos & Rob Hall past
	2017
•	2017-12-09	Opening Reception \| Shocking Asia	Violet past
•	2017-11-18	Screening + Closing Reception \| Funeral Parade Of Roses past
•	2017-10-21		Reizen / Morishige past
•	2017-09-09	Opening Reception \| EVERYTHING VISIBLE IS EMPTY	Aki Onda past
•	2017-08-26	Closing Reception \| CATCHY	Errorsmith past
•	2017-06-17	Opening Reception \| CATCHY	Thomas Brinkmann × Seijiro Murayama past
•	2017-05-27	Closing Reception \| Infinite Doors	C. SPENCER YEH past
•	2017-03-25	Green Hour, Grey Future	Reinier Van Houdt past
•	2017-03-23	Une Nuit Sans Sommeil	Lionel Estève, Jean-Michel Distexhe & Zoë-Louise Estève past
•	2017-03-22	Opening Party \| Infinite Doors	Sissy Spacek, Gabber Eleganza, Lorenzo Senni & Rian Treanor past
•	2017-02-18	Endless Cinema	Takashi Makino past
•	2017-01-21	Green Music	Tomoko Sauvage & Francesco Cavaliere past
	2016
•	2016-12-17		Eli Keszler, Rashad Becker & James Hoff past
•	2016-12-09	EG Reopening Party	Terre Thaemlitz, Mark Fell, Rian Treanor & Robert Lippok past
•	2016-05-21		Magda Mayas × Tony Buck, dj sniff & Shane Aspegren past
•	2016-04-23	Dialogues	Ko Ishikawa / Joel Ryan & Jean-Luc Guionnet / Daichi Yoshikawa past
•	2016-01-09		Keiji Haino × John Butcher past
	2015
•	2015-11-21		Masayoshi Urabe past
•	2015-10-24		Peter Brötzmann past
•	2015-09-25 . . . 2015-09-26	Editions Mego 20th Anniversary	Fennesz, Klara Lewis, Ilpo Vaisanen & KTL past
•	2015-08-15	LIVE@TEG	III人 past
•	2015-06-07	LIVE@TEG	Mark Fell × NHK’KOYXEN past
•	2015-05-09	LIVE@TEG	Suishou No Fune past
•	2015-03-14 . . . 2015-03-15	LIVE@TEG	Ninos Du Brasil, Eli Kezler, Rashad Becker, NHK’KOYXEN, Lorenzo Senni, Gábor Lázár & Mark Fell past


past
	2025
•	2025-06-16 . . . 2025-06-22	Art Basel	Chan Hau Chun, Doris Guo, Tishan Hsu, Taro Masushio, Vunkwan Tam, Cici Wu past
•	2025-04-10 . . . 2025-04-12	Dallas Invitational	Taro Masushio, Vunkwan Tam past
•	2025-03-26 . . . 2025-03-30	Art Basel Hong Kong	Jacqueline Kiyomi Gork, Doris Guo, Tishan Hsu, Taro Masushio, Henry Shum, Vunkwan Tam, Cici Wu past
	2024
•	2024-06-11 . . . 2024-06-17	Art Basel	Jes Fan, Doris Guo, Jacqueline Kiyomi Gork, Tishan Hsu, Raha Raissnia, Henry Shum, Vunkwan Tam, Cici Wu past
•	2024-04-07 . . . 2024-04-21	ONSEN CONFIDENTIAL	James T. Hong past
•	2024-03-26 . . . 2024-03-30	Art Basel Hong Kong	Jes Fan, Taro Masushio, Henry Shum, Jacqueline Kiyomi Gork, Doris Guo, Tishan Hsu, and Raha Raissnia past
	2023
•	2023-10-18 . . . 2023-10-22	Paris Internationale	Vunkwan Tam, Taro Masushio past
•	2023-09-06 . . . 2023-09-09	Frieze Seoul	Jacqueline Kiyomi Gork, James T. Hong, Raha Raissnia, Vunkwan Tam, Henry Shum, Xper.Xr past
•	2023-06-12 . . . 2023-06-18	Art Basel	Tishan Hsu, James T. Hong, Taro Masushio, Yutaka Matsuzawa, Henry Shum and Cici Wu past
•	2023-03-21 . . . 2023-03-25	Art Basel Hong Kong	Tishan Hsu, Jes Fan, Taro Masushio, Henry Shum, Vunkwan Tam and Raha Raissnia past
	2022
•	2022-09-02 . . . 2022-09-05	Frieze Seoul	Tishan Hsu, Taro Masushio, Vunkwan Tam, Cici Wu past
•	2022-06-13 . . . 2022-06-19	Liste Art Fair	Xper. Xr past
•	2022-05-25 . . . 2022-05-29	Art Basel Hong Kong	James T. Hong past
	2021
•	2021-10-13 . . . 2021-10-17	Frieze London	Jes Fan, Henry Shum past
•	2021-09-20 . . . 2021-09-26	Liste Art Fair Basel	Taro Masushio past
•	2021-05-19 . . . 2021-05-23	Art Basel Hong Kong	Tishan Hsu, Taro Masushio, Xper.Xr., Jacqueline Kiyomi Gork, James T. Hong past
•	2021-02-24 . . . 2021-03-07	South South Veza	Rei Hayama past
	2020
•	2020-11-26 . . . 2020-11-30	Hong Kong Spotlight by Art Basel	Cici Wu & Xiaofei Mo, Henry Shum past
•	2020-11-11 . . . 2020-11-15	Art021 Shanghai	Tishan Hsu, Diane Severin Nguyen, John Wu past
•	2020-08-20 . . . 2020-08-31	June Art Fair	John Ziqiang Wu past
•	2020-02-13 . . . 2020-02-16	Felix Los Angeles	James T. Hong past
	2019
•	2019-11-07 . . . 2019-11-10	ART021 Shanghai	Elliott Jun Wright past
•	2019-03-29 . . . 2019-03-31	Art Basel Hong Kong	Tishan Hsu past
	2018
•	2018-05-03 . . . 2018-05-06	Frieze New York	Jacqueline Kiyomi Gordon past
•	2018-03-07 . . . 2018-03-10	The Armory Show	Tishan Hsu and Takeshi Murata past


past
	2025
•	2025-06-07 . . . 2025-11-15	Hisachika Takahashi past
•	2025-03-23 . . . 2025-03-24	Covey Gong past
•	2024-12-08 . . . 2025-03-01	Jordan Belson past
	2024
•	2024-09-14 . . . 2024-11-30	Matthias Groebel past

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A Psychological Thriller Comes to Life in Hong Kong
Aaina Bhargava on La Moustache in Frieze
February 20, 2026

Closed for Installation
Jutta Koether | rEceNt WoRkS
Opening March 22, 4–8pm
March 22 – June 20, 2026

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‘Letting the sound happen around you’: powerful sonic memorial remembers the dead