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Feb 7

Feb 7 Jakkai Siributr: Everybody Wanna Be Happy at CHAT

Yulia Yarkova

Exhibition, Installation

Just a reminder that the marvelous and touching exhibition by Thai contemporary artist, Jakkai Siributr, is closing next week. I know, I know: with longer shows it seems like you have plenty of time ahead but that’s an illusion. So hurry up, it would be a shame to actually miss it.
Some of the works are from the very beginning of artist’s career, some were created specifically for Hong Kong; some are about human trafficking and refugees, some speak about discriminations and other contemporary issues; all of them are deeply humanistic.

Exhibition period: 11.11–13.02
Gallery address:, Pak Tin Par Street, The Mills, Tsuen Wan