More Space 空间: Hong Sek Chern (2017) | Exhibition Opening Feature

Описание: Bold explorations into 3D Chinese ink landscapes and paper reliefs by NAFA alumna and Young Artist Award recipient, Hong Sek Chern in her solo exhibition 'More Space' at NAFA.

Venue: Lim Hak Tai Gallery, NAFA
Date Of Event: 8 September 2017

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