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The shape of things to come

By Eric Catipon | October 22, 2001 - 12:00am

Art and commerce make strange bed-fellows but this will be proven otherwise by a group of dynamic, young, creative sculptors and one of the world’s leading banking institutions, the Hong Kong and Shanghai...

Arts and Culture