The Art Newspaper profiles Empty Gallery, a new exhibition project in Hong Kong that shows work in a black space with little to no lighting.  “Hong Kong is so fast; the language of advertising is so strong and loud and intense. We’re amped up all the time,” founder Stephen Cheng says of his space, which he feels helps slow down the pace of his visitors. “It helps you give art a chance to communicate.”

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