Artist Talk: Haegue Yang at Tate Liverpool

Name: Artist Talk: Haegue Yang at Tate Liverpool
Start: 2018-07-14T12:00:00
End: 2018-07-14T13:00:00
Location: Tate Liverpool

Creative Tourist Last Updated 9 July 2018

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Artist Talk: Haegue Yang

Tate Liverpool, Waterfront

14 July 2018

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Artist Talk: Haegue Yang. Part of Liverpool Biennial 2018 – Beautiful world, where are you? at Tate Liverpool

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Join Liverpool Biennial 2018 artist Haegue Yang for a discussion about her practice. At Tate Liverpool, Yang has created a new environment for her sculpture series The Intermediates (2015-ongoing). Made from artificial woven straw, The Intermediates allude to both traditional arts and crafts techniques and modern industrial production methods. Representing figures and sites from folk tales and ancient traditions in a variety of configurations, they question definitions of ‘paganism’.

This event forms part of Liverpool Biennial 2018: Beautiful world, where are you?

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