LISA HAVILAH, DIRECTOR OF CARRIAGEWORKS & AARON SEETO, DIRECTOR OF 4A CENTRE FOR CONTEMPORARY ASIAN ART, 
INVITE YOU TO THE OPENING OF

CARRIAGEWORKS AND 4A CENTRE FOR CONTEMPORARY ASIAN ART
IN ASSOCIATION WITH SYDNEY FESTIVAL PRESENT

5 JAN 2013, 4 - 7PM
AT CARRIAGEWORKS
245 WILSON STREET, EVELEIGH
 

From his family home in Beijing to the Museum of Modern Art in New York, Waste Not is a transformative installation by one of China's pre-eminent artists presented at Carriageworks. Conceived by the artist following the death of his father, the work represents his mother's process of mourning and remembrance. Consisting of the entire contents of her house, Waste Not reflects a journey of hardship and grief, resulting in a display of personal resilience and ultimately a celebration of life.

"Deeply moving... a work of art that is every bit as much about loss as it is about muchness" The New York Times

Coinciding with Waste Not is Song Dong's Dad and Mum, Don't Worry About Us, We are All Well, presented at 4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art. This important survey of Song Dong's work from the past three decades reinforces the power of simple actions and the process of remembering.

Waste Not at Carriageworks 5 JAN - 17 MAR 2013

Dad and Mum, Don't Worry About Us, We Are All Well at 4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art 5 JAN - 30 MAR 2013