The exhibition will cover books, journals, multi-media publications, and objects concerning epic studies in China (and beyond) during the past 10 decades, along with recorded live epic performance through fieldwork.

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Ericsson speculated earlier this year about how this will play out in everyday life, where objects will have friends, post messages, follow other objects and engage in multi-dimensional dialogue, even cooking your dinner before you arrive home for the night.

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