Breaking the Waves Exhibition Travels to Hong Kong After Shanghai Run

Breaking the Waves, a group exhibition curated by ArtReview and presented by K11 Art Foundation, opens at K11 HACC in Hong Kong on 17 December 2021. The show features fourteen international artists and collectives including Larry Achiampong, Yuko Mohri & David Horvitz, Wolfgang Tillmans, and Eisa Jocson. Works explore dialogue and collaboration through video, sound, sculpture, and photography, addressing themes like human-nature relationships, migration, and technological potential. An immersive video installation by Eisa Jocson titled Superwoman KTV is previewing at K11 MUSEA's Gold Ball until 18 December, examining Filipino migrant labor through KTV culture. The exhibition previously appeared at chi K11 art museum in Shanghai earlier in 2021. It will remain on view at K11 HACC L2, K11 ATELIER King's Road in Quarry Bay through 23 January 2022, with special hours on Winter Solstice, Christmas Eve, and New Year's Eve. K11 Art Foundation, founded by Adrian Cheng in 2010, is a Hong Kong-based non-profit supporting Chinese contemporary art through exhibitions, residencies, and global partnerships with institutions like the Royal Academy of Arts, Serpentine Galleries, Centre Pompidou, and The Museum of Modern Art. The exhibition title metaphorically references persistence and renewal in the post-pandemic context.