
In Gardening to the Dark, Jing Liang, Minh-An Pham and Adrian Jing Song reframe familial silences as potentially generative encounters. Drawing on personal narratives and South-East Asian mythology, this collaborative installation invites viewers to reflect on the subtle tensions and dynamics that exist within these unspoken histories.
Come along to the exhibition opening on Thursday 31 July, 6–8pm.
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Wed 30 Jul |
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Thu 31 Jul |
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Location 
Blindside Gallery
Nicholas Building, Level 7/37 Swanston St
Melbourne 3000
Price and bookings
This is a free event
Booking not required
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