Between Spiritual and Material Spaces: The Photographic World of the Gao Brothers / London : Hua Gallery : 2013
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Between Spiritual and Material Spaces : The photographic World of the Gao Brothers / Design: Nichon GlerumSummarization of Content
Exhibition catalogue for Between spirtual and material spaces the Photographic World of the Gao Brothers by the Gao Brothers, held at the Hua Gallery, London, 5 Jun - 18 Sep 2013The exhibition, the first UK solo show for the Gao Brothers, brought together a series of artistic creations whose focal point is the relationship between the individual and his/her own spiritual and material spaces. Through the medium of photography, the Gao brothers delve into a realm ruled by the imaginary and the real, creating a dimension which is both magical and ordinary at the same time.
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London, United Kingdom : Hua Gallery , 2013Extent
43 pages ; 21 photographs (26cm x 19cm x 0.5cm)Content Form and Media Type
text , still image : unmediated
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