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3 comments:
are they the artists in person??
Yes, they are Gilbert & George.
Hi, I'm going to introduce your work to some students, the one now showcased at the Hong Kong Museum of Art.
Seven years ago I had a short interview with you in Fotan for my assignment and now I am going to introduce your work to the public. (In fact, I interviewed 朱興華 that year as well.) So this gonna be a meaninngul one for me and I don't want to misinterpret your work. I'd like to get more information about your work such as whether the message related to your personal experience/family background or you are simply an onlooker...
many thanks!
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