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Artwork by Chou Yu-cheng at the “Contagious Cities: Far Away, Too Close” exhibit at Tai Kwun. Photo: Courtesy of Tai Kwun Contemporary
Contagious Cities exhibition in Hong Kong captures fear and paranoia evoked by diseases like Sars
- New exhibition at Tai Kwun is part of an international project that examines the relationship between “microbes, migration and the metropolis”
- The social and emotional impact of the deadly Sars epidemic was the inspiration for the Hong Kong part of the project
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Updated: 8:00pm, 1 Feb, 2019
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Artwork by Chou Yu-cheng at the “Contagious Cities: Far Away, Too Close” exhibit at Tai Kwun. Photo: Courtesy of Tai Kwun Contemporary
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