Jun 23

Thingworld: International Triennial of New Media Art: A collaborative exhibition calling into question human relations with objects

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Thingworld: International Triennial of New Media Art


There’s no doubt that China is a fast-growing consumer society, where the accumulation of objects is unprecedented and follows the fast pace of development. A glance at the infamous garbage ring around the capital or the monumental e-wastelands of Southern China are traces…

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