The exhibition 'How to Be Happy Together' at Para Site features 20 artists and collectives from Hong Kong, China, and Latin America, inspired by Wong Kar-wai's film 'Happy Together.' Curator Zairong Xiang discusses the relevance of Wong's art in today's divisive context, suggesting an exploration of fluid identities and transregional connections. The show highlights the historical interactions between Latin America and China, demonstrating how cultural exchanges from the 1930s onward continue to influence contemporary artists, emphasizing both aesthetic and political dimensions of art.
Curator Zairong Xiang emphasizes Wong Kar-wai's influence, stating how the exhibition reflects themes of connection and the fluidity of identities amidst societal division.
The show explores transregional connections, highlighting how Hong Kong artists like Luis Chan and Nadim Abbas engage deeply with their cultural heritage and histories.
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