An Te Liu's new body of sculptures will be featured at the Gardiner Museum as part of their 2013 Artist Intervention Series. Mono No Ma, running from September 7-November 11, 2013, will showcase the Associate Professor's use of contemporary consumer milieu, conjuring new forms borne out of emptiness - entities poised between the familiar and the enigmatic, material and immaterial, thing and no-thing.

While mono is Japanese for ‘object’, ma is a more elusive term referring to ‘space’ or ‘gap’, but one which is simultaneously aware of form and non-form. 

The exhibition opening party, cleverly called the An Te Social, will be held on Friday, September 6 at the Gardiner Museum. Get a sneak peek of the exhibit while enjoying beer, food and music.