Diving into the Deep Sea and Wander Through “Luminaries”
<p>TAIPEI — If you’ve ever walked into an art gallery, it was probably a “white cube gallery” where its unadorned white walls and lighting from above that set the backdrop for the works of art on display. The obsession with this aesthetic approach — introduced in the early 20th century in response to the increasing abstraction of modern art — does help to minimise distraction when reading the art.</p>
<p>As someone who’s accustomed to seeing art in a white cube, I was completely overwhelmed when I first stepped into <em>Luminaries: Annie Hsiao-Wen Wang’s Solo Exhibition </em>at the Yesart Gallery in Taipei city.</p>
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