Performance art: Kill Me or Change by Chin Chih Yang (VIDEO)

Monday November 21 2016

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Last Saturday, we swung by the Queens Museum of Art to catch a performance-art project by Chin Chih Yang. As a comment on overconsumption, a whopping 30,000 aluminum cans were suspended above and dropped on the Taiwan-born artist. Check out our interview with Yang and all of the action on Saturday above.

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