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Leandro Erlich's 'great void' to come to Shenzhen By Lin Qi | chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2021-07-16 10:27 Share Leandro Erlich's Swimming Pool on show at the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art in Kanazawa, in 2014. [Photo/Courtesy of 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa] When Argentine artist Leandro Erlich's solo exhibition The Confines of the Great Void came to the art museum of Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing in the summer of 2019, it took the city by storm by attracting more than 160,000 visitors in 45 days. The mind...

13 Answers Antimatter shares many properties with ordinary matter. Antiparticles have the same masses as their matter counterparts, but, Antimatter is made of particles that have an opposite sign to those of matter, so a proton is positively charged, whereas, its antimatter equivalent is called antiproton, which has a negative charge, they both fall in a gravitational field. So yes, antimatter is a sort of matter. It is still confusing to scientists why there is so much matter and so little antimatter in the universe, since they must be made in equal quantities in high-energy interactions....

Faya Dayi triumphs at the Visions du Réel Festival Les Enfants terribles and The big winners of the 2021 edition of the Visions du Réel Festival - Faya Dayi by Jessica Beshir (which won the International Feature Films Competition, as well as the Mobilière Grand Prize and the Fipresci Award), (The article continues below - Commercial information) Indeed, Les Enfants terribles, a highly personal and courageous work , are both first films. Presented in Nyon in a world premiere, the latter pushes documentary research off the beaten track through its skilfully ambitious blend of archive ma...

Visions du Réel Prizes 'Faya Dayi,' '1970,' 'Les Enfants Terribles' John Hopewell, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Jessica Beshir’s mesmeric Sundance hit “Faya Dayi” won big at Visions du Réel on Saturday, scooping both its top Grand Jury Prize as well as a Fipresci International Critics Award. The prize – and Beshir’s surprised but ecstatic acceptance via Zoom from New York – brought to a climax a festival which, as director Emile Bujes pointed out at the closing ceremony, was one of the first to go completely online in 2020. This year, she noted, it became one of the first t...