“F.N.S.X. @ Future History” lets us be future archaeologists, exploring how technology permeates contemporary art and visual culture from the perspective of art history.
Venue: Cloud Art Museum (the interchange of Longgang Road and Changshan Road)
On July 28, OIL will bring a live show featuring a fusion of jazz and electronics, joined by DJ/producer/jazz pianist George Jiang, a young artist with multiple identities in the world of music.
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The “popular sentiment blogger” on Weibo wanted to communicate with all his friends face to face through music and conversation, so he came up with the “traveling sentiment meeting.” In the midsummer of 2022, where will he meet you after a long absence?
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Mao Jia deals with the relationship between time and existence by depicting rational, calm and geometric space, and reproduces the material form of “clock time.” When the clock time begins to retreat, the original memory emerges, the emotion and perception will gradually begin to fill the space. Finally, the outlines of the stream of time are sketched out.
Address: Futian district, Bagualing Industrial Zone, Building 523, 2nd floor
BAIHUI, a brand new online music platform launched in 2021, is true to its name. It is the intersection of many rivers, connecting cultural and musical groups from all over China, bringing together a rich diversity of vocal expressions.
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In today’s underground music scene, Hyperpop is undoubtedly a new force representing post-millennial teenagers growing up in the Internet era. In the cold concrete forest of Shenzhen, young pioneers exposed to various underground cultures from childhood are naturally the most powerful force of this kind of Internet music.
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