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Charwei Tsai: Bulaubulau at Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art, Manchester, 12 October 2018–20 January 2019, free entry
Bulaubulau at Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art is the first UK solo exhibition of work by Taiwan-born artist Charwei Tsai. The exhibition demonstrates her devoted interest in spiritual traditions and research in indigenous tribes in Taiwan, and presents a selection of works from the last seven years which reflect her multi-media practice including installation, film, photography and drawings.
Also catch Mandy Barker: Hong Kong Soup whilst you’re there. Part of CFCCA’s ‘Seasons for Change‘ programme.
Charwei Tsai: Bulaubulau at Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art, Manchester
12 October 2018–20 January 2019
Free entry
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