Henri Rousseau, the Performative Naïf Who Outsmarted Modernity

The exhibition, curated by Giacometti authority Tobia Bezzola, is a neat encapsulation of the artist’s work that foregrounds the dichotomies that punctuated his life.

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For more than two decades, the dealer has supported and promoted the country's artists on the global stage.

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Through the use of little more than folds, Messerschmidt conjured baffled joy, pure anguish, leering sadism and other emotions, working without commission or sitters to produce his mysterious ‘Charakterköpfe.’

In her largest solo exhibition to date, the textile artist explores existence, rupture and the universe at Hong Kong’s Centre for Heritage, Art and Textile.