SCREEN x KAF: Transpacific Stream

During the months of May and early June, The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles (MOCA) is partnering with K11 Art Foundation (KAF) to pair works on SCREEN. Founded by Adrian Cheng in 2010, K11 Art Foundation is a non-profit organization in Hong Kong dedicated to fostering the development of Chinese contemporary art. This all-digital collaboration will allow viewers to experience key works from these institutions’ collections during a time when travelling and physical viewing has been made difficult. 

KAF x SCREEN: Transpacific Stream pairs four video works by MOCA collection artists with four works on loan to KAF. Screened over the course of six weeks, each pairing will highlight a theme shared by the two works, and that showcases the similarities and differences in both the physical and cultural landscape of each institution’s location, as well as the unique experience of viewing these works during a global pandemic.

KAF X MOCA: Transpacific Stream will be available 24/7 on MOCA’s SCREEN platform, as well as on KAF’s website.

Photo: Li Ming, Movement, 2014, 8-channel video with colour and sound, Edition 5 of 5. Courtesy of the Artist and Antenna Space.