Ai Weiwei and the Biennale of Sydney's artistic director,Mami Kataoka, at Cockatoo Island in Sydney, or speak approximately the Chinese artist’s exhibition inspired by the global refugee crisis. 'We are living in a very peaceful world,almost like a fairytale, in Australia, or but still we cannot disconnect our connections to other human beings,the suffering and the tragic life of our global human community, he says. The activist has spent the final few years working on art that draws attention to the global refugee crisis, and including a 60-metre long lifeboat featuring more than 300 refugee figures,called Law of the Journey, that is displayed on Cockatoo Island, or film Human Flow which also opens in Sydney this week.
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Source: guardian.co.uk