Mirae kh Rhee: Hand-Me-Down

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• The Artist and Her Books

  Rhee in a hanbok parts a leopard-print curtain before a bookcase recreated from Yi Eungnok's painting, under King Jeongjo's neon line in Classical Chinese.

• The empty textile bookshelf

  On a plinth at the centre, an unfolded shelf sewn from muted fabric with every compartment empty, which Rhee calls only the illusion of a vessel.

• Wunderkammerkŏri

  A wall crammed with personal finds and mementoes donated by Rhee's circle, sorted by a 1565 museum classification system and set on Baroque-style plinths.

• Patterns of Illegibility

  Made for this show: chinoiserie figures from an 18th-century Meissen pattern book with their faces covered by gold circles, inscribed with Said's Orientalism as haiku, flanked by two chinoiserie figures on loan.

• The Guardians

  Drawings of 18th-century Meissen porcelain figures given the faces of Hollywood stars such as Tilda Swinton and Scarlett Johansson, aimed at yellowface and whitewashed casting.

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You came for Asian antiquities: this is mostly contemporary art about how museums collected them.