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Author: Rosanna Chim

“Like diaspora, pollen needs to be scattered to different places to survive and grow”: Dual Opening of ‘Germinate/Propagate/Bloom’, and ‘Last Call’ at 4A Centre of Contemporary Asian Art

Culture June 15, 2025By Rosanna Chim

Man & Wah’s cosmic ecological installation meets Winnie Cheung’s body horror and spiritual devolve in Chinatown’s 4A Art Centre.

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Author: Rosanna Chim

“Like diaspora, pollen needs to be scattered to different places to survive and grow”: Dual Opening of ‘Germinate/Propagate/Bloom’, and ‘Last Call’ at 4A Centre of Contemporary Asian Art

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