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Michael Craig-Martin's First Major Solo Exhibition in Taiwan: A Glass of Water Is an Oak Tree, and Why Is It Worth Painting a Cell Phone, a Chair, and Headphones for 50 Years?
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The Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts' international special exhibition welcomes Michael Craig-Martin, a leading figure in British conceptual art! This is the artist's first major solo exhibition in Taiwan, "Michael Craig-Martin: Everyday Decoding," featuring over 70 works. From his classic 1973 piece, "An Oak Tree," to brightly colored cell phones, earphones, chairs, and everyday objects, to large-scale outdoor sculptures and the immersive digital …
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