:: an up-close sample of Nial O’Connor’s work being show at art+shanghai’s Fold 1: Unifying Art + Design exhibition; a ping pong-playing, elephant-riding mythical Buddhist character. As always with Nial’s work: bravo, well done. // AjS
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