Hey kids! The Chapman Brothers are coming to town…
‘The Sum of all Evil’ is part of a series of surreal dioramas and reworked paintings entitled ‘Hell’…
The scenes, created by London-based duo, make up a highly detailed, meticulously crafted miniature landscape referencing historical events and touching on themes such as the holocaust, violence, and death…
Their controversial work fuses sensitive events, such as the discovery of mass WWII graves, with the branding and symbols of the global fast food chain, McDonald’s…
‘Hell’ links themes of violence with capitalism and criticise the underlying hypocrisy connected with globalisation…
The exhibition will be held at White Cube, 50 Connaught Road, Central – open Tuesday to Saturday 11am – 7pm from May 22nd till the end of August.
Their opening coincides with the re-branded Basel Art HK exhibition.
Hong Wrong has extensive photographic coverage of HK’s art scene. Click a festival below…
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