Exhibitions

Moores Building Art Space: Voice in Voices

Delving into the realms of Voices and Chinese contemporary art

Voice in Voices, by Tami Xiang, serves as a reflection on voices silenced within the online sphere over the past five years.

Utilizing red speakers as a transmitting installation, the project aims to disseminate messages to a wider audience, particularly reaching individuals experiencing a state of silence.

This exhibition constitutes one part of Tami Xiang’s doctoral practical research endeavor, the other part Witness of Arts will be at UWA Cullity Gallery.

About the Artist

Tami Xiang is a Perth-based Chinese-Australian artist and academic scholar. She has achieved a Master of Fine Arts from the University of Western Australia (UWA) and she is currently undertaking a PhD by research at UWA. Tami’s work has been exhibited in Australia, Mainland China, France, Taiwan and the U.S. Her work has been published in the New York Times and the Eye of Photography in France and Artlink in Australia, ABC News in Australia.

 

A person in a white dress stained with dark paint sits on the floor with a chain around their ankle, part of the Voice in
Voice in Voices
Several red megaphones are scattered on a black surface with various printed papers.
Voice in Voices
A woman with auburn hair and a wide-brimmed hat smiles, promoting the "Voice in Voices" exhibition at Moores Building Art
Artist, Tami Xiang

duration

5 hours

Cost

Free entry

Location

Moores Building Art Space

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