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Fiona Tan - Film Screening

28 Mar 2026

Frith Street Gallery
London W1F 9JJ

Overview

Fiona Tan's film May You Live in Interesting Times, 1997, is the artist's most autobiographical work to date. Tracing the history of the Tan family in documentary style, the work critically analyses the construction of (her own) identity while investigating the identity of the Chinese diaspora.

This film is screened as part of Sine Screen's 'Migration, Homecoming and Autoethnography: Shorts + in conversation' day

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