A self-playing piano with its hammers muted by a collection of different objects plays in one of the exhibition’s rooms. Photo: Enid TsuiA self-playing piano with its hammers muted by a collection of different objects plays in one of the exhibition’s rooms. Photo: Enid Tsui
A self-playing piano with its hammers muted by a collection of different objects plays in one of the exhibition’s rooms. Photo: Enid Tsui
Culture

Hong Kong Venice Biennale show comes to city’s M+ Pavilion, and amplifies history of charity songs and concerts with extra exhibits

Samson Young’s ‘Songs for Disaster Relief World Tour’ exhibition at M+ takes a swipe at the niche musical genre of charity singles, while additional exhibits not shown in Venice highlight the poignant history of Hong Kong’s own efforts

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Enid Tsui
Enid Tsui

Updated: 7:04pm, 13 Feb, 2018

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A self-playing piano with its hammers muted by a collection of different objects plays in one of the exhibition’s rooms. Photo: Enid TsuiA self-playing piano with its hammers muted by a collection of different objects plays in one of the exhibition’s rooms. Photo: Enid Tsui
A self-playing piano with its hammers muted by a collection of different objects plays in one of the exhibition’s rooms. Photo: Enid Tsui
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