Exhibition focused on HK protests opens in TaipeiStaff Writer, with CNAAn exhibition featuring scenes and memorabilia from pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong opened on Wednesday in Taipei, featuring work by artists from Taiwan, Hong Kong, South Korea, Australia and other nations. Some of the 66 participating artists, including 45 from Hong Kong, used posters, the front pages of newspapers and other items to recreate scenes from the Hong Kong protests, which started in June last year. Among the 100-plus exhibits is a drawing by Hong Kong artist Kay Wong, which shows two photojournalists wearing helmets, on the otherwise blank front page of Apple Daily’s Hong Kong edition on July 4 last year. A man stands next to barriers in front of a replica of the Hong Kong police headquarters facade on Wednesday at an exhibition at Taipei Comic Base in Taipei. The exhibition is open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10am to 9pm, through July 26.

Source: Taipei Times June 26, 2020 15:56 UTC