Experience Lee Mingweis Sonic Blossom @FAMSF
Experience Lee Mingweis Sonic Blossom  @FAMSF
Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In "Sonic Blossom," a singer approaches visitors to offer the gift of a song selected from the Schubert lieder (songs written for one voice). Lee Mingwei listened to this music with his mother while caring for her after heart surgery in 2012. If a visitor accepts this offer of beauty and solace, the singer then serenades them.

This ongoing participatory performance is part of the exhibition "Lee Mingwei: Rituals of Care." Find the "Sonic Blossom" performance schedule and plan your visit at famsf.org/events/sonic-blossom-performances

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