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From shaman to 'bojagi,' Zadie Xa stitches myth, memory, ancestry in color

Summary by The Korea Times

SHARJAH, United Arab Emirates — At Al Hamriyah Studios, once the site of a bustling vegetable 'souq' (market) on Sharjah’s coast, Korean Canadian artist Zadie Xa conjures a world of ancestral echoes. Her hanging shells, Korean shamanistic bells and folklore-inspired canvases transform the stark white-cube venue into an enchanting portal to the past.

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From shaman to 'bojagi,' Zadie Xa stitches myth, memory, ancestry in color

SHARJAH, United Arab Emirates — At Al Hamriyah Studios, once the site of a bustling vegetable 'souq' (market) on Sharjah’s coast, Korean Canadian artist Zadie Xa conjures a world of ancestral echoes. Her hanging shells, Korean shamanistic bells and folklore-inspired canvases transform the stark white-cube venue into an enchanting portal to the past.

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The Korea Times broke the news in Korea, Republic of 7 hours ago on Sunday, February 23, 2025.

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