Experience the mesmerizing world of Chinese philosophy through a unique exhibition at the Goldsmiths Confucius Institute in London. From November 24th to November 30th, immerse yourself in the captivating Silent Sound: Chinese Sound Art Exhibition. Curated by Chinese instrumentalist Julia Dèng Hànzú, this multi-sensory display showcases the profound influence of silence and sound on art and culture.

Drawing inspiration from ancient Chinese philosophy and Taoism, this thought-provoking exhibition features over 25 artists from Asia, Europe, and the local London community. Explore interactive visual and sonic installations that push the boundaries of human perception. Delve into soundscapes, light installations, and performance art that celebrate the rich tapestry of Chinese culture.

The opening reception on November 24th promises an engaging experience with participatory workshops, live demonstrations, and performances. Savor the opportunity to connect with artists and fellow attendees while enjoying beverages and light snacks. Throughout the exhibition, which is open daily from noon to 7 pm (closing at 6 pm on Sunday), you can discover the fusion of music and dance in Méiyǒu shālù, be captivated by the dance short-film Metamorphosis, and engage in an interactive live performance with Text Me.

For an even more immersive experience, don't miss the Fortune Bistro Immersive Theatre on November 26th. This exclusive event, which requires additional tickets, will transport you further into the enchanting world of Chinese sound art.

Join us at the St. James Hatcham Building, Goldsmiths, University of London, for an unforgettable encounter with Chinese philosophy through art and performance. Purchase your tickets now and prepare to be inspired by the Great Sound Seeks Silence: Chinese Sound Art Exhibition.

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