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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London;VALUE=DATE:20170406
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London;VALUE=DATE:20170619
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URL:https://www.artinliverpool.com/events/open-eye-gallery-culture-shifts-
 global/
SUMMARY:Open Eye Gallery: Open Eye Gallery: Culture Shifts Global: LOOK/17
DESCRIPTION:Culture Shifts Global \n6 APRIL - 18 JUNE 2017\n\n\n\n\nOur ex
 hibition Culture Shifts Global is exploring the city and urbanism seen thr
 ough outsiders eyes. In collaboration with the University of Salford we ar
 e inviting Hong Kong photographers Luke Ching and Wong Wo Bik to make work
  in Liverpool\, and supporting a British Hong Kong-born photographer\, Der
 ek Man to revisit Hong Kong.\n\nThis programme is part of LOOK/17: Liverpo
 ol International Photography Festival\, titled ‘Cities of Exchange: Live
 rpool/Hong Kong’.\n\nLuke Ching\n\n\nRoom 118\, Titanic Hotel\, Stanley 
 Dock\, Regent Road\, Liverpool\, L30AN is a series of photographs created 
 during a 10-day residency in Liverpool in January 2017. Ching transformed 
 a newly refurbished hotel room into a pinhole camera capturing the histori
 c dock area in transformation. A 200-year old warehouse is transformed int
 o a modern hotel\, serving people and the city in a new way. Like a wareho
 use\, a hotel is transient by nature\, providing a short accommodation.\n\
 nWo Bik Wong\n\n\nThe exhibition presents newly commissioned work made in 
 the Port of Liverpool building alongside interiors and buildings of Hong K
 ong. Composite images of old colonial buildings are made to explore contin
 uous shifts between dereliction and redevelopment towards a new identity. 
 Through the medium of photography\, Wong continues her journey of revealin
 g cultural and artistic issues.\n\nDerek Man\n\n\nDerek is Hong Kong born 
 but has lived in London for the last 6 years. His project can be viewed fr
 om the perspective of an expatriate returning to his homeland to record ho
 w rapidly Hong Kong is changing. His work explores the housing landscape i
 n Hong Kong – at once a basic human need and private imperative\, the ho
 using issue is one that affects people in Hong Kong\, Liverpool and the wo
 rld over.\n\n\n\n\n\n
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