Tang Ping, the name of this exhibition, refers to a movement that originated recently in China and translates as “lying flat”. However, it can be seen as a global phenomenon that expresses a rejection of societal pressures to overwork and overachieve in an endless rat race. What keeps us moving at a frenetic pace? Wealth? Power? Prestige? Image? Is there...
Tang Ping, the name of this exhibition, refers to a movement that originated recently in China and translates as “lying flat”. However, it can be seen as a global phenomenon that expresses a rejection of societal pressures to overwork and overachieve in an endless rat race. What keeps us moving at a frenetic pace? Wealth? Power? Prestige? Image? Is there...
Tang Ping, the name of this exhibition, refers to a movement that originated recently in China and translates as “lying flat”. However, it can be seen as a global phenomenon that expresses a rejection of societal pressures to overwork and overachieve in an endless rat race. What keeps us moving at a frenetic pace? Wealth? Power? Prestige? Image? Is there...
Tang Ping, the name of this exhibition, refers to a movement that originated recently in China and translates as “lying flat”. However, it can be seen as a global phenomenon that expresses a rejection of societal pressures to overwork and overachieve in an endless rat race. What keeps us moving at a frenetic pace? Wealth? Power? Prestige? Image? Is there...
Tang Ping, the name of this exhibition, refers to a movement that originated recently in China and translates as “lying flat”. However, it can be seen as a global phenomenon that expresses a rejection of societal pressures to overwork and overachieve in an endless rat race. What keeps us moving at a frenetic pace? Wealth? Power? Prestige? Image? Is there...
Tang Ping, the name of this exhibition, refers to a movement that originated recently in China and translates as “lying flat”. However, it can be seen as a global phenomenon that expresses a rejection of societal pressures to overwork and overachieve in an endless rat race. What keeps us moving at a frenetic pace? Wealth? Power? Prestige? Image? Is there...
Tang Ping, the name of this exhibition, refers to a movement that originated recently in China and translates as “lying flat”. However, it can be seen as a global phenomenon that expresses a rejection of societal pressures to overwork and overachieve in an endless rat race. What keeps us moving at a frenetic pace? Wealth? Power? Prestige? Image? Is there...
Tang Ping, the name of this exhibition, refers to a movement that originated recently in China and translates as “lying flat”. However, it can be seen as a global phenomenon that expresses a rejection of societal pressures to overwork and overachieve in an endless rat race. What keeps us moving at a frenetic pace? Wealth? Power? Prestige? Image? Is there...
Tang Ping, the name of this exhibition, refers to a movement that originated recently in China and translates as “lying flat”. However, it can be seen as a global phenomenon that expresses a rejection of societal pressures to overwork and overachieve in an endless rat race. What keeps us moving at a frenetic pace? Wealth? Power? Prestige? Image? Is there...
What made modern theatre special? Why did it surprise audiences, worry authorities, and leave a lasting legacy in contemporary theatre and performance? Using the rich photographic evidence of performances produced in France, Germany, Russia, and England at the turn of the twentieth-century, the presentation will discuss how modern theatre sought to break conventional ways of doing theatre, especially in relation...
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