Collective LH02’s Killing 3000 (2018) and Liang Juhui’s Construction of a Place and Ants (1998), part of the Tai Kwun Contemporary art gallery's inaugural exhibition, “Dismantling The Scaffold”. Collective LH02’s Killing 3000 (2018) and Liang Juhui’s Construction of a Place and Ants (1998), part of the Tai Kwun Contemporary art gallery's inaugural exhibition, “Dismantling The Scaffold”.
Collective LH02’s Killing 3000 (2018) and Liang Juhui’s Construction of a Place and Ants (1998), part of the Tai Kwun Contemporary art gallery's inaugural exhibition, “Dismantling The Scaffold”.
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Hong Kong heritage complex’s first contemporary art show a thought-provoking mix

Taking in everything on show in Dismantling the Scaffold exhibition at former Central Police Station compound will take more than one visit, but on first impression it is witty while making some serious points

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Kevin Kwong
Kevin Kwong

Updated: 1:39pm, 25 Jun, 2018

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Collective LH02’s Killing 3000 (2018) and Liang Juhui’s Construction of a Place and Ants (1998), part of the Tai Kwun Contemporary art gallery's inaugural exhibition, “Dismantling The Scaffold”. Collective LH02’s Killing 3000 (2018) and Liang Juhui’s Construction of a Place and Ants (1998), part of the Tai Kwun Contemporary art gallery's inaugural exhibition, “Dismantling The Scaffold”.
Collective LH02’s Killing 3000 (2018) and Liang Juhui’s Construction of a Place and Ants (1998), part of the Tai Kwun Contemporary art gallery's inaugural exhibition, “Dismantling The Scaffold”.
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