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The Huge Mountain (2011) by Lam Tung-pang and 54:10: Artist’s table (2011) by William Lim

The Lims, is one of the largest works in their donation to M+— it’s more than five metres long. “I’ve always liked how his work crosses between Chinese classical painting and contemporary art,” says William. “We bought this work from Hanart TZ Gallery, I think in 2012. One thing that really struck me was that there was a moon on the top of the mountain. I don’t know why, but I’ve always thought that moon was very beautiful.”

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