Chronicles on Canvas

Our picks of exhibitions running in March look at how artists document, rewrite and reflect on history through their art

By Zabrina Lo

ROSSI & ROSSI Two Manifestos From March 19 to May 14 Iranian sculptor Siah Armajani was exiled to the US in 1960 for his pro-democratic political activities. Karachi-born conceptual artist, sculptor, writer and curator Rasheed Araeen left his engineering position in Pakistan in 1964 for a career in art in London. Both artists are known for bridging art with political activism, and their Hong Kong exhibition showcases their seminal works and compares their journeys to the west. rossirossi.com HAUSER & WIRTH William Kentridge. Weigh All Tears From March 17 to April 30 South African artist William Kentridge’ first solo exhibition in Hong Kong features his 2020 film Sibyl, created by filming his drawings, making changes and filming them again, the technique he is best known for. The show also features a six-metre-wide triptych, in which…

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Tatler Hong Kong (Digital) - 1 Issue, March 2022

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