This book revisits key works by Hong Kong performance artist yuenjie MARU (born Yuen Kin Leung) from 1999 to 2009, accompanied by documentation photographs. His writings (in Chinese only) for the newspaper Sing Pao, published between August 2004 and May 2005, as well as essays on his work by local critics are included. With full chronology of past works/projects and the artist's biography.
yuenjie MARU LIVE ART Ten Years Performances
Onsite
Chinese - Traditional,
English
2010
206
9789881839619
1
artist monograph
yuenjieMARULIVEARTenYearsPerformances, 丸仔拉符呃拾年行為藝術
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