Asia Cruise
2013.10.04～2013.12.15
09:00 - 17:00
Venue: 1F-5F 子題 Sub-headings / 策展人Curators/ 鬼島 Island of Ghost /張晴文Chang Ching-Wen臺灣 Taiwan 物證 Evidence /王曉松Wang Xiao-Song 中國 China 物體事件 Object Matters /金島隆弘Takahiro Kaneshima 日本 Japan 隔絕今界 Isolation /金善姬 Kim Sun-Hee韓國 Korea 參展藝術家/ Artists： 方偉文Fang Wei-Wen、高雅婷Kao Ya-Ting、蘇育賢Su Yu-Hsien、劉和讓Liu Ho-Jang、賴志盛Lai Chih-Sheng、林冠名Lin Guan-Ming、黃子欽Huang Tzi-Chin、鄭博聰Cheng Bo-Tsong、吳季璁Wu Chi-Tsung、張暉明Chang Huei-Ming、陳慧嶠Chen Hui-Chiao、莊普Tsong Pu、陳松志Chen Sung-Chih、徐玫瑩Hsu Mei-Ing Asia possesses unique geographic features, undergoes evolutionary development, and nurtures rich and diverse forms of culture and art. In the new millennium under globalization, the center of global economy and art gradually shifts from the western world to Asia. Under the condition that the western aesthetics is still popular and holding sway, what kind of initiative should Asian artistic groups undertake in response to the drastic changes caused by globalization? How should we interact with each other? How should we deal with the world? As a member of Asia, contemporary art in Taiwan should urgently ponder over the question of how to connect the development and restore the vitality of Asian arts in order to address the challenge posed by the new world. Therefore, this exhibition sets the title
Asia Cruise” as the foundation for the interaction and collaboration among the fourteen Taiwanese artists and the four Asian curators. In a way of bidirectional participation, this exhibition invites the Taiwanese artists and the Asian curators to demonstrate the multiplicity of their imagination. This exhibition samples contemporary art in Taiwan and release the result at the Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts (KdMoFA), where the four sub-themes of observation constitute the main theme
Asia Cruise.” The four sub-themes include
The Ghost Island” (Chang Ching-Wen/Taiwan),
Evidence” (Wang Xiao-Song/China),
Isolation” (Kim Sun-Hee/South Korea), and
Object Matters” (Takahiro Kaneshima/Japan). The four routes of observation respectively indicate the issues and orientations of creation that Taiwanese contemporary artists concerns. These issues and orientations can be the projection of social reality, the window of personal microscopic world, the understanding and interpretation of the art of objects, or even the rethink of the proposition about the status quo of our country. The collaboration among the fourteen invited Taiwanese artists and the four cruise routes of contemporary art in the exhibition not only enable the audience to observe contemporary art in Taiwan from external perspectives, but also reflect on various complex issues such as Taiwan’s position in Asia and how Taiwan identify itself. In this way, this exhibition helps contemporary art in Taiwan burst with vitality. The KdMoFA synchronizes the opening of the exhibition
Asia Cruise” with the
2013 Asian Contemporary Art Forum.” Through the dialogues in the forum, the art critics and curators from Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, and China will bring out various issues about Asia, pluralistic aspects of creation in Asian contemporary art, and their
latent” questions concerning to the environment in which they live. In addition to the exhibition, we expect to construct a contemporary, real-time, connective, and circulatory network of exchange through international participation. By doing so, we will be able to accumulate the creative energy and open up a discursive space for Asian contemporary art, and create the opportunity for the exchange and cooperation within the Asian region. When we review ourselves and look back at Asia, we expect to sort out the features and aesthetic significance of Asian contemporary art through the exhibition and the forum, and thereby provide Asian and Taiwanese contemporary art with a reference route of interdependence. For us, living in Asia today seems like standing at the two ends of a tectonic plate of thought. We create waves of ripples by continuous exchange and communication in innumerable interstices.
Asia Cruise” as the foundation for the interaction and collaboration among the fourteen Taiwanese artists and the four Asian curators. In a way of bidirectional participation, this exhibition invites the Taiwanese artists and the Asian curators to demonstrate the multiplicity of their imagination. This exhibition samples contemporary art in Taiwan and release the result at the Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts (KdMoFA), where the four sub-themes of observation constitute the main theme
Asia Cruise.” The four sub-themes include
The Ghost Island” (Chang Ching-Wen/Taiwan),
Evidence” (Wang Xiao-Song/China),
Isolation” (Kim Sun-Hee/South Korea), and
Object Matters” (Takahiro Kaneshima/Japan). The four routes of observation respectively indicate the issues and orientations of creation that Taiwanese contemporary artists concerns. These issues and orientations can be the projection of social reality, the window of personal microscopic world, the understanding and interpretation of the art of objects, or even the rethink of the proposition about the status quo of our country. The collaboration among the fourteen invited Taiwanese artists and the four cruise routes of contemporary art in the exhibition not only enable the audience to observe contemporary art in Taiwan from external perspectives, but also reflect on various complex issues such as Taiwan’s position in Asia and how Taiwan identify itself. In this way, this exhibition helps contemporary art in Taiwan burst with vitality. The KdMoFA synchronizes the opening of the exhibition
Asia Cruise” with the
2013 Asian Contemporary Art Forum.” Through the dialogues in the forum, the art critics and curators from Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, and China will bring out various issues about Asia, pluralistic aspects of creation in Asian contemporary art, and their
latent” questions concerning to the environment in which they live. In addition to the exhibition, we expect to construct a contemporary, real-time, connective, and circulatory network of exchange through international participation. By doing so, we will be able to accumulate the creative energy and open up a discursive space for Asian contemporary art, and create the opportunity for the exchange and cooperation within the Asian region. When we review ourselves and look back at Asia, we expect to sort out the features and aesthetic significance of Asian contemporary art through the exhibition and the forum, and thereby provide Asian and Taiwanese contemporary art with a reference route of interdependence. For us, living in Asia today seems like standing at the two ends of a tectonic plate of thought. We create waves of ripples by continuous exchange and communication in innumerable interstices.
Venue: 1F-5F 子題 Sub-headings / 策展人Curators/ 鬼島 Island of Ghost /張晴文Chang Ching-Wen臺灣 Taiwan 物證 Evidence /王曉松Wang Xiao-Song 中國 China 物體事件 Object Matters /金島隆弘Takahiro Kaneshima 日本 Japan 隔絕今界 Isolation /金善姬 Kim Sun-Hee韓國 Korea 參展藝術家/ Artists： 方偉文Fang Wei-Wen、高雅婷Kao Ya-Ting、蘇育賢Su Yu-Hsien、劉和讓Liu Ho-Jang、賴志盛Lai Chih-Sheng、林冠名Lin Guan-Ming、黃子欽Huang Tzi-Chin、鄭博聰Cheng Bo-Tsong、吳季璁Wu Chi-Tsung、張暉明Chang Huei-Ming、陳慧嶠Chen Hui-Chiao、莊普Tsong Pu、陳松志Chen Sung-Chih、徐玫瑩Hsu Mei-Ing Asia possesses unique geographic features, undergoes evolutionary development, and nurtures rich and diverse forms of culture and art. In the new millennium under globalization, the center of global economy and art gradually shifts from the western world to Asia. Under the condition that the western aesthetics is still popular and holding sway, what kind of initiative should Asian artistic groups undertake in response to the drastic changes caused by globalization? How should we interact with each other? How should we deal with the world? As a member of Asia, contemporary art in Taiwan should urgently ponder over the question of how to connect the development and restore the vitality of Asian arts in order to address the challenge posed by the new world. Therefore, this exhibition sets the title
Asia Cruise” as the foundation for the interaction and collaboration among the fourteen Taiwanese artists and the four Asian curators. In a way of bidirectional participation, this exhibition invites the Taiwanese artists and the Asian curators to demonstrate the multiplicity of their imagination. This exhibition samples contemporary art in Taiwan and release the result at the Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts (KdMoFA), where the four sub-themes of observation constitute the main theme
Asia Cruise.” The four sub-themes include
The Ghost Island” (Chang Ching-Wen/Taiwan),
Evidence” (Wang Xiao-Song/China),
Isolation” (Kim Sun-Hee/South Korea), and
Object Matters” (Takahiro Kaneshima/Japan). The four routes of observation respectively indicate the issues and orientations of creation that Taiwanese contemporary artists concerns. These issues and orientations can be the projection of social reality, the window of personal microscopic world, the understanding and interpretation of the art of objects, or even the rethink of the proposition about the status quo of our country. The collaboration among the fourteen invited Taiwanese artists and the four cruise routes of contemporary art in the exhibition not only enable the audience to observe contemporary art in Taiwan from external perspectives, but also reflect on various complex issues such as Taiwan’s position in Asia and how Taiwan identify itself. In this way, this exhibition helps contemporary art in Taiwan burst with vitality. The KdMoFA synchronizes the opening of the exhibition
Asia Cruise” with the
2013 Asian Contemporary Art Forum.” Through the dialogues in the forum, the art critics and curators from Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, and China will bring out various issues about Asia, pluralistic aspects of creation in Asian contemporary art, and their
latent” questions concerning to the environment in which they live. In addition to the exhibition, we expect to construct a contemporary, real-time, connective, and circulatory network of exchange through international participation. By doing so, we will be able to accumulate the creative energy and open up a discursive space for Asian contemporary art, and create the opportunity for the exchange and cooperation within the Asian region. When we review ourselves and look back at Asia, we expect to sort out the features and aesthetic significance of Asian contemporary art through the exhibition and the forum, and thereby provide Asian and Taiwanese contemporary art with a reference route of interdependence. For us, living in Asia today seems like standing at the two ends of a tectonic plate of thought. We create waves of ripples by continuous exchange and communication in innumerable interstices.
Asia Cruise” as the foundation for the interaction and collaboration among the fourteen Taiwanese artists and the four Asian curators. In a way of bidirectional participation, this exhibition invites the Taiwanese artists and the Asian curators to demonstrate the multiplicity of their imagination. This exhibition samples contemporary art in Taiwan and release the result at the Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts (KdMoFA), where the four sub-themes of observation constitute the main theme
Asia Cruise.” The four sub-themes include
The Ghost Island” (Chang Ching-Wen/Taiwan),
Evidence” (Wang Xiao-Song/China),
Isolation” (Kim Sun-Hee/South Korea), and
Object Matters” (Takahiro Kaneshima/Japan). The four routes of observation respectively indicate the issues and orientations of creation that Taiwanese contemporary artists concerns. These issues and orientations can be the projection of social reality, the window of personal microscopic world, the understanding and interpretation of the art of objects, or even the rethink of the proposition about the status quo of our country. The collaboration among the fourteen invited Taiwanese artists and the four cruise routes of contemporary art in the exhibition not only enable the audience to observe contemporary art in Taiwan from external perspectives, but also reflect on various complex issues such as Taiwan’s position in Asia and how Taiwan identify itself. In this way, this exhibition helps contemporary art in Taiwan burst with vitality. The KdMoFA synchronizes the opening of the exhibition
Asia Cruise” with the
2013 Asian Contemporary Art Forum.” Through the dialogues in the forum, the art critics and curators from Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, and China will bring out various issues about Asia, pluralistic aspects of creation in Asian contemporary art, and their
latent” questions concerning to the environment in which they live. In addition to the exhibition, we expect to construct a contemporary, real-time, connective, and circulatory network of exchange through international participation. By doing so, we will be able to accumulate the creative energy and open up a discursive space for Asian contemporary art, and create the opportunity for the exchange and cooperation within the Asian region. When we review ourselves and look back at Asia, we expect to sort out the features and aesthetic significance of Asian contemporary art through the exhibition and the forum, and thereby provide Asian and Taiwanese contemporary art with a reference route of interdependence. For us, living in Asia today seems like standing at the two ends of a tectonic plate of thought. We create waves of ripples by continuous exchange and communication in innumerable interstices.
With an artistic career spanning more than 20 years, Chen Hui-Chiao (1964-) has exhibited at home and abroad, attracting attention far and wide. Having participated in international biennials, touring and exchange exhibitions, artist-in-residence programmes and held solo exhibitions, she is one of the most active and seasoned artists with worldwide recognition in Taiwanese contemporary art. From intuitive and sensual works characterized by a poetic use of multi-media, Chen seems to have gradually moved on to rational geometric forms. Her artistic ideas are derived from the exploration of the subconscious, such as the role of dreams in the unconscious as theorized by Sigmund Freud (1856-1939), and meditations on the connections between cosmic phenomena such as the movement of the stars and the human condition. Thus, one can find suggestions of existence and alienation, subtlety and sharpness, grief and rebirth in her works. Like a mirror that reflects the conflict between sensual needs and rational restraint, her works resonate with tension, inviting viewers’ identification and appealing to their subconscious.
With an artistic career spanning more than 20 years, Chen Hui-Chiao (1964-) has exhibited at home and abroad, attracting attention far and wide. Having participated in international biennials, touring and exchange exhibitions, artist-in-residence programmes and held solo exhibitions, she is one of the most active and seasoned artists with worldwide recognition in Taiwanese contemporary art. From intuitive and sensual works characterized by a poetic use of multi-media, Chen seems to have gradually moved on to rational geometric forms. Her artistic ideas are derived from the exploration of the subconscious, such as the role of dreams in the unconscious as theorized by Sigmund Freud (1856-1939), and meditations on the connections between cosmic phenomena such as the movement of the stars and the human condition. Thus, one can find suggestions of existence and alienation, subtlety and sharpness, grief and rebirth in her works. Like a mirror that reflects the conflict between sensual needs and rational restraint, her works resonate with tension, inviting viewers’ identification and appealing to their subconscious.
Born in 1984 in Taichung, Taiwan, CHANG, Huei-Ming graduated from Graduate Institute of Art and Technology, Taipei National University of the Arts in 2010. He focuses on the aesthetics of contemporary images and body perception, excels in new media arts, kinetic and installations, even branches out to staging and multimedia design.
His work got the first prize of Taipei Art Award in 2009, the first prize of Taipei Digjtal Art Award in 2010, Jury Selections of Japan Media Art Festival in 2011, silver medal award in New Media Art division of ROC National Art Exhibition in 2011. Recently he was invited to show works in China, Korea and Japan.
His work got the first prize of Taipei Art Award in 2009, the first prize of Taipei Digjtal Art Award in 2010, Jury Selections of Japan Media Art Festival in 2011, silver medal award in New Media Art division of ROC National Art Exhibition in 2011. Recently he was invited to show works in China, Korea and Japan.
Born in 1984 in Taichung, Taiwan, CHANG, Huei-Ming graduated from Graduate Institute of Art and Technology, Taipei National University of the Arts in 2010. He focuses on the aesthetics of contemporary images and body perception, excels in new media arts, kinetic and installations, even branches out to staging and multimedia design.
His work got the first prize of Taipei Art Award in 2009, the first prize of Taipei Digjtal Art Award in 2010, Jury Selections of Japan Media Art Festival in 2011, silver medal award in New Media Art division of ROC National Art Exhibition in 2011. Recently he was invited to show works in China, Korea and Japan.
His work got the first prize of Taipei Art Award in 2009, the first prize of Taipei Digjtal Art Award in 2010, Jury Selections of Japan Media Art Festival in 2011, silver medal award in New Media Art division of ROC National Art Exhibition in 2011. Recently he was invited to show works in China, Korea and Japan.
Wu Chi-Tsung was born in Taipei, Taiwan (1981), and currently lives and works in Taipei, Taiwan. Wu received his Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Taipei National University of the Arts in 2004. His work, in which he devotes great attention to the methods used in producing and interpreting images, spans across different media, including photography, video, and installation art. In 2003, he received the top prize of the Taipei Arts Award, in 2006 was short-listed for the “Artes Mundi” prize, and 2013 “WRO Media Art Biannual” Award of Critics and Editors of Art Magazines. He has had several solo exhibitions, including at IT Park (Taipei, 2004 and 2009), Chi-Wen Gallery (Taipei, 2009), andTKG+ Gallery(Taipei, 2012,), also his work has been included in group exhibitions, such as THE ELEGANCE OF SILENCE (Mori Museum, Tokyo, 2005), Artes Mundi (National Museum of Cardiff, United Kingdom, 2006), OUR FUTURE, THE GUY AND MYRIAM ULLENS FOUNDATION COLLECTION (Ullens Center for Contemporary Art (UCCA), Beijing, 2008), TAIWAN CALLING - THE PHANTOM OF LIBERTY / ELUSIVE ISLAND (Műcsarnok - Kunsthalle, Budapest, 2010), and WRO Media Art Biannual (Worclaw, Poland, 2013).
Wu Chi-Tsung was born in Taipei, Taiwan (1981), and currently lives and works in Taipei, Taiwan. Wu received his Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Taipei National University of the Arts in 2004. His work, in which he devotes great attention to the methods used in producing and interpreting images, spans across different media, including photography, video, and installation art. In 2003, he received the top prize of the Taipei Arts Award, in 2006 was short-listed for the “Artes Mundi” prize, and 2013 “WRO Media Art Biannual” Award of Critics and Editors of Art Magazines. He has had several solo exhibitions, including at IT Park (Taipei, 2004 and 2009), Chi-Wen Gallery (Taipei, 2009), andTKG+ Gallery(Taipei, 2012,), also his work has been included in group exhibitions, such as THE ELEGANCE OF SILENCE (Mori Museum, Tokyo, 2005), Artes Mundi (National Museum of Cardiff, United Kingdom, 2006), OUR FUTURE, THE GUY AND MYRIAM ULLENS FOUNDATION COLLECTION (Ullens Center for Contemporary Art (UCCA), Beijing, 2008), TAIWAN CALLING - THE PHANTOM OF LIBERTY / ELUSIVE ISLAND (Műcsarnok - Kunsthalle, Budapest, 2010), and WRO Media Art Biannual (Worclaw, Poland, 2013).
Takahiro Kaneshima is executive director of ART FAIR TOKYO since 2010, and is also director of FEC (Far East Contemporaries) since 2008 where he is committed to assist Asian artists and encourage the international art exchange program along with the research project of East Asian contemporary art. He has curated exhibitions ranging from contemporary art to fashion and to media art between Taiwan, China, Austria and Japan. His selected curatorial group exhibitions are : Discharge Mode To Order (Yokohama, 2008), Live by Play (Taipei, 2009), Next Reality (Yokohama, 2009), Contemporary airy crafts from Japan to Taiwan (Taipei, 2010), Parallel Far East Worlds (Chengdu , 2012). He also curated two solo shows for the Chinese artists, Sun Xun and Chen Wei, Beyond-ism (Yokohama, 2010) and Tight Rope (Yokohama, 2011).After receiving his MA from the Graduate School of Media and Governance at Keio University, he began carving a unique career with a background ranging from his employment at NOKIA Research Center (Finland), TOSHIBA Digital Media Company (Japan) and Tokyo Gallery + BTAP (China) before founding FEC in 2007. Also as a committee member of the city art project "Creative City Yokohama", he has been supporting its art and culture activity in that region.
Takahiro Kaneshima is executive director of ART FAIR TOKYO since 2010, and is also director of FEC (Far East Contemporaries) since 2008 where he is committed to assist Asian artists and encourage the international art exchange program along with the research project of East Asian contemporary art. He has curated exhibitions ranging from contemporary art to fashion and to media art between Taiwan, China, Austria and Japan. His selected curatorial group exhibitions are : Discharge Mode To Order (Yokohama, 2008), Live by Play (Taipei, 2009), Next Reality (Yokohama, 2009), Contemporary airy crafts from Japan to Taiwan (Taipei, 2010), Parallel Far East Worlds (Chengdu , 2012). He also curated two solo shows for the Chinese artists, Sun Xun and Chen Wei, Beyond-ism (Yokohama, 2010) and Tight Rope (Yokohama, 2011).After receiving his MA from the Graduate School of Media and Governance at Keio University, he began carving a unique career with a background ranging from his employment at NOKIA Research Center (Finland), TOSHIBA Digital Media Company (Japan) and Tokyo Gallery + BTAP (China) before founding FEC in 2007. Also as a committee member of the city art project "Creative City Yokohama", he has been supporting its art and culture activity in that region.
1947 Born in Shanghai, China 1978 Graduated from La Escuela Superior de Bellas Artes de San Fernando de Madrid, Spain 1981 Returned to Taiwan, lives and works in Taipei 1983 “A Meeting of Mind and Material,” Spring Gallery, Taipei ／ San-Chai Gallery, Taichung 1984 Co-founded “Unusual Space”, Spring Gallery, Taipei 1984 “Taipei City Mayor Award for A New Vision of Contemporary Chinese Painting”, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei 1985 “Taipei Hsiung Shih Biennial Exhibition,” Hsiung Shih Gallery, Taipei 1990 Co-founded IT Park Gallery with Liu Ching-Tang, Chen Hui-Chiao and others, “IT Park Gallery Opening Exhibition,” IT Park Gallery, Taipei 1992 “Taipei Biennial of Contemporary Art Award”, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei 1997 “Splits and Gatherings”, 47th International Venice Biennale Exhibition, Italy 1998 “Inside Out / New Chinese Art,” Touring Exhibition, P.S.1. Contemporary Art Center, New York; Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco, USA 2006 “Art Trend in Taiwan, 1950~2000,” National Art Museum of China, Beijing, China 2007 “Award for Best Creativity－The 1st Public Art Awards“ Council for Cultural Affairs (CCA), Taiwan 2009 “The 13th Taipei Culture Award” for IT Park Gallery, Taipei City Government’s Department of Cultural Affairs, Taiwan 2010 “Art from the Underground: Tsong Pu Solo Exhibition,” Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei 2011 “Dual Senses and Dynamic Views—Contemporary Art Exhibition Across the Taiwan Straits of 2011,” National Art Museum of China, Beijing, China 2012 “Drifting Towards An End,” Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, Taipei 2013 "A Joint Exhibition by Five Artistson the Mountain - Coastal Lines" Lotus Art Gallery, Kaohsiumg 2013 “Der Turm der Leuchtenden Sterne”, Tsong Pu Solo Exhibition, Apartment of Art, Munich, Germany
1947 Born in Shanghai, China 1978 Graduated from La Escuela Superior de Bellas Artes de San Fernando de Madrid, Spain 1981 Returned to Taiwan, lives and works in Taipei 1983 “A Meeting of Mind and Material,” Spring Gallery, Taipei ／ San-Chai Gallery, Taichung 1984 Co-founded “Unusual Space”, Spring Gallery, Taipei 1984 “Taipei City Mayor Award for A New Vision of Contemporary Chinese Painting”, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei 1985 “Taipei Hsiung Shih Biennial Exhibition,” Hsiung Shih Gallery, Taipei 1990 Co-founded IT Park Gallery with Liu Ching-Tang, Chen Hui-Chiao and others, “IT Park Gallery Opening Exhibition,” IT Park Gallery, Taipei 1992 “Taipei Biennial of Contemporary Art Award”, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei 1997 “Splits and Gatherings”, 47th International Venice Biennale Exhibition, Italy 1998 “Inside Out / New Chinese Art,” Touring Exhibition, P.S.1. Contemporary Art Center, New York; Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco, USA 2006 “Art Trend in Taiwan, 1950~2000,” National Art Museum of China, Beijing, China 2007 “Award for Best Creativity－The 1st Public Art Awards“ Council for Cultural Affairs (CCA), Taiwan 2009 “The 13th Taipei Culture Award” for IT Park Gallery, Taipei City Government’s Department of Cultural Affairs, Taiwan 2010 “Art from the Underground: Tsong Pu Solo Exhibition,” Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei 2011 “Dual Senses and Dynamic Views—Contemporary Art Exhibition Across the Taiwan Straits of 2011,” National Art Museum of China, Beijing, China 2012 “Drifting Towards An End,” Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, Taipei 2013 "A Joint Exhibition by Five Artistson the Mountain - Coastal Lines" Lotus Art Gallery, Kaohsiumg 2013 “Der Turm der Leuchtenden Sterne”, Tsong Pu Solo Exhibition, Apartment of Art, Munich, Germany
Born 1978 in Nantou Taiwan, Chen Sung-Chih graduated from Graduate Institute of Plastic Arts, Tainan National University of the Arts, with emphasis in mixed media installation. Previous works include mixed creations using ready-to-use objects. These ready-to-use life materials are randomly assembled, combined, and transformed in order to present something different from the original rough and cold material quality with a delicately blended complex psychological element. These art creations, therefore, are given warmth and poetic meanings. In the past years, there were several participations in artist-in-residence in international studio and exchange programs in Britain, Egypt, France, and Taiwan. Previous artworks used to receive 2004 Taishin Arts Award – Top 7 of Visual Arts, 2008&2003 Taipei Arts Award Best-selected, and 2001 S-An Aesthetics Award – Arts Creation Support. There have been 15 individual exhibitions since 2001 and numerous invitations for the participation of important exhibitions in Taiwan. He currently lives and works in Taipei, Taichung, Taiwan. Chen Sung-Chih’s past works were all based on this idea, using the language of the material itself to present the sensitive segments of the life that are often ignored. The works are mainly showcased by spatial installation, and large spatial installation works are often in the unit of the common residential space. The works also incorporate the time-sensitive social events to reveal the strong force of rupture and destruction drawn from experiences, as well as subtle collection. Chen Sung-Chih always tries his best to search for human nature in plain life, and for the remaining sense of beauty from ugly objects. This beauty comes from the destruction of natural law, from the residue after consumption, or maybe from the trace after violence…. Its abstracted marvel – memory fragments from daily lives between the form and the meaning reveals the multi contradictory relations of each individual toward the absurd reality.
Born 1978 in Nantou Taiwan, Chen Sung-Chih graduated from Graduate Institute of Plastic Arts, Tainan National University of the Arts, with emphasis in mixed media installation. Previous works include mixed creations using ready-to-use objects. These ready-to-use life materials are randomly assembled, combined, and transformed in order to present something different from the original rough and cold material quality with a delicately blended complex psychological element. These art creations, therefore, are given warmth and poetic meanings. In the past years, there were several participations in artist-in-residence in international studio and exchange programs in Britain, Egypt, France, and Taiwan. Previous artworks used to receive 2004 Taishin Arts Award – Top 7 of Visual Arts, 2008&2003 Taipei Arts Award Best-selected, and 2001 S-An Aesthetics Award – Arts Creation Support. There have been 15 individual exhibitions since 2001 and numerous invitations for the participation of important exhibitions in Taiwan. He currently lives and works in Taipei, Taichung, Taiwan. Chen Sung-Chih’s past works were all based on this idea, using the language of the material itself to present the sensitive segments of the life that are often ignored. The works are mainly showcased by spatial installation, and large spatial installation works are often in the unit of the common residential space. The works also incorporate the time-sensitive social events to reveal the strong force of rupture and destruction drawn from experiences, as well as subtle collection. Chen Sung-Chih always tries his best to search for human nature in plain life, and for the remaining sense of beauty from ugly objects. This beauty comes from the destruction of natural law, from the residue after consumption, or maybe from the trace after violence…. Its abstracted marvel – memory fragments from daily lives between the form and the meaning reveals the multi contradictory relations of each individual toward the absurd reality.
Meiing Hsu was born in Taipei, Taiwan in 1957. She studied at the University of Iowa and received her MFA in Jewelry and metal arts. She contributed in founding the first graduate institute of applied arts at Tainan National University of the Arts, Taiwan in 1997, and has since been teaching there. She has dedicated herself to promoting Jewelry and metal arts education and working culture. In order to build a professional studio culture, she has invited international artists for workshops, lectures, and exhibitions. Her work includes vessels, jewelry and sculpture, and her major techniques involve metal surface embellishment, enameling, chasing and repousse. For the most, her techniques focus on casting from nature and molding from actual plants in recent years. Through molding and reconstructing, she expresses concerns relating to the human condition and life’s journeys. Her solo exhibitions include “Reading Metal” and “Ru-Guo”. Her work has been shown extensively in join exhibitions at home and abroad including "2013 Beijing International Jewelry Biennial," "Enclosed in Parentheses-Vessels in Metal", "Art Fair Tokyo 2013", "Adjoining Daily Life-Jewelry and Metal Arts", "First International Triennale of Kogei in Kanazawa".
Meiing Hsu was born in Taipei, Taiwan in 1957. She studied at the University of Iowa and received her MFA in Jewelry and metal arts. She contributed in founding the first graduate institute of applied arts at Tainan National University of the Arts, Taiwan in 1997, and has since been teaching there. She has dedicated herself to promoting Jewelry and metal arts education and working culture. In order to build a professional studio culture, she has invited international artists for workshops, lectures, and exhibitions. Her work includes vessels, jewelry and sculpture, and her major techniques involve metal surface embellishment, enameling, chasing and repousse. For the most, her techniques focus on casting from nature and molding from actual plants in recent years. Through molding and reconstructing, she expresses concerns relating to the human condition and life’s journeys. Her solo exhibitions include “Reading Metal” and “Ru-Guo”. Her work has been shown extensively in join exhibitions at home and abroad including "2013 Beijing International Jewelry Biennial," "Enclosed in Parentheses-Vessels in Metal", "Art Fair Tokyo 2013", "Adjoining Daily Life-Jewelry and Metal Arts", "First International Triennale of Kogei in Kanazawa".
Wang, Xiao-Song received his Master degree form Cheung Kong School of Art and Design, Shantou University in 2007. He is now pursuing for Ph.D. in Graduate School of Chinese National Academy of Arts. Wang used to be the curator and assistant of leading curator in He, Xiang-Ning Art Museum, and hosted over 100 sessions of “The Voice of Humanities - He, Xiang-Ning Art Museum Series Lectures”, which became one of the most influential public academic forum in China. At the same time, he focuses on the institutionalization of Chinese contemporary art exhibition and the platform construction of Taiwan, Mainland, Hong Kong, and Macao. Wang curated and participated in several important exhibitions and art projects, such as “The Art and Life of He Xiang-nign; Mapping, Illustrating, and Documenting the Landscape of History- the Ten-Year Anniversary of the He Xiang-Ning Art Museum”, “Cross-Strait-Four-Regions Artistic Exchange Project”(First- Fourth edition), “ Xu Bing: Primer for 木、林、森Project”, and more. Besides exhibitions, he is devoted to exploring Chinese contemporary art criticism and theory under the view of modernity and visual culture. He curated and held several international academic seminar and forums about Contemporary arts and culture in Beijing, Shenzhen, Guiyang, etc. Wang used to be one of the judges of” New Star Art Festival” (First- Second edition) in South China region and 2012 Macau Arts Festival. He is also a columnist and critic at＜Chinese Contemporary Art News Magazine＞since 2011.
Wang, Xiao-Song received his Master degree form Cheung Kong School of Art and Design, Shantou University in 2007. He is now pursuing for Ph.D. in Graduate School of Chinese National Academy of Arts. Wang used to be the curator and assistant of leading curator in He, Xiang-Ning Art Museum, and hosted over 100 sessions of “The Voice of Humanities - He, Xiang-Ning Art Museum Series Lectures”, which became one of the most influential public academic forum in China. At the same time, he focuses on the institutionalization of Chinese contemporary art exhibition and the platform construction of Taiwan, Mainland, Hong Kong, and Macao. Wang curated and participated in several important exhibitions and art projects, such as “The Art and Life of He Xiang-nign; Mapping, Illustrating, and Documenting the Landscape of History- the Ten-Year Anniversary of the He Xiang-Ning Art Museum”, “Cross-Strait-Four-Regions Artistic Exchange Project”(First- Fourth edition), “ Xu Bing: Primer for 木、林、森Project”, and more. Besides exhibitions, he is devoted to exploring Chinese contemporary art criticism and theory under the view of modernity and visual culture. He curated and held several international academic seminar and forums about Contemporary arts and culture in Beijing, Shenzhen, Guiyang, etc. Wang used to be one of the judges of” New Star Art Festival” (First- Second edition) in South China region and 2012 Macau Arts Festival. He is also a columnist and critic at＜Chinese Contemporary Art News Magazine＞since 2011.
Born in Taipei Taiwan in 1981, Lin graduated with a M.F.A. from the Graduate Institute of Arts and Technology, Taipei National University of the Arts. After his showing at the 2004 Media Cramp, Co4 Taiwan Avant-garde Documenta, he has since then exhibited at many local and international exhibitions, including in Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Paris, Fukuoka, and U.S.A. In 2008, he presented his solo exhibition Silence Attacks at the Museum of Contemporary Art Taipei, and also received the Taipei Arts Award in the same year. His art is collected by National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts. Education 2010 M.F.A., Graduate Institute of Arts and Technology, Taipei National University of the Arts, Taiwan Solo Exhibitions 2012 STAR, IT Park, Taipei, Taiwan 2011 For Years and Years, Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, Taipei, Taiwan 2008 Shadowless, Aki Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan Silence Attacks, Museum of Contemporary Art Taipei, Taipei, Taiwan 2005 A Condition of Never Sinking, Etat Lab, Taipei, Taiwan Selected Group Exhibitions 2013 Summer Screening Room: Part Two, Kalos Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan Futures on the Table: Home, Artist, Relationship, Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, Taipei, Taiwan A Platform for Imagination - A Vision for the Future, Soka Art Center, Tainan, Taiwan Mental-logue / Monster-logue, Soka Art Center, Taipei, Taiwan 2012 Pause in Time and Space: Video Art in Taiwan, CentroCentro (5Cs), Madrid, Spain Crush on EMU, Museum of Contemporary Art Taipei, Taipei, Taiwan Ambiguous Being: who is afraid of identity?, tamtamART, Berlin, Germany / Kav 16 - Community Gallery for Contemporary Art, Tel Aviv, Israel / Hong-Gah Museum, Taipei, Taiwan Stand-In Techniques Ⅱ, Hui Gallery (New Asia College, CUHK), Hong Kong, China Made in Taiwan, I/O Gallery, Hong Kong, China Zero Plan, Play Zero, Nanhai Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan Turning a Blind Eye, Agora Art Space, Taipei, Taiwan 2011 fragile reality, Galley artlier, Fukuoka, Japan Videonale: Dialogue in Contemporary Video Art, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Taichung, Taiwan Scanning the Daily Lives: Highlights of New Media Arts from the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts Collection, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Taichung, Taiwan 2010 Time Unfrozen - From Liu Kuo-Sung to New Media Art, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei, Taiwan Forum Biennial of Taiwanese Contemporary Art, Taipei Contemporary Art Center, Taipei, Taiwan Sensory Topology - Bodily Perception of Taiwan Contemporary Art, Guangdong Museum of Art, Guangdong, China 11e Festival de Cinéma Asiatique de Tours, Cinémas Studio, Tours, France 2009 Extreme Sensibility: Taiwanese Contemporary Video Art, Art Gallery of Allen R. Hite Art Institute, University of Louisville, Louisville, U.S.A. / Dishman Art Museum, Lamar University, Beaumont, U.S.A. / Donna Beam Fine Art Gallery, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, U.S.A. Beyond 20 Degree Celsius: Exhibition of “Room-temperature Luminescence” from Taiwanese Contemporary Imaging Art, He Xiangning Art Museum, Shenzhen, China Very Channel, Taiwan New Arts Union, Tainan, Taiwan The 7th Taoyuan Creation Award, Cultural Affairs Bureau of Taoyuan County Government, Taoyuan, Taiwan Mind as Passion, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei, Taiwan 2008 2008 Taipei Arts Awards, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei, Taiwan Blink, Jin-Zhi Gallery, Miaoli, Taiwan Play Stadium in 2008, 12 Cattle Depot Artist Village, Hong Kong, China Beyond 20 Degree Celsius: Exhibition of “Room-temperature Luminescence” from Taiwanese Contemporary Imaging Art, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Taichung, Taiwan Feigning Movement 2008, Galerie Grand Siècle, Taipei, Taiwan 2007 Digital & Video Art Fair Paris 2007, Le Louvre des Antiquaires, Paris, France Three Dimensional Viewing Mirror - International Visual Art Festival, Beijing National Agricultural Exhibition Center (new hall), Beijing, China A Runaway Zero - Taiwan Emerging Artists, CANS Bookshop, Shanghai, China Art Party - Fukuoka & Taipei Art Exhibition, Fukuoka Art Museum, Fukuoka, Japan Scope Basel 2007 - Urban Nomad Project, Basel, Switzerland Feigning Movement 2, M2-A Building, Huashan Culture Park, Taipei, Taiwan 2006 2006 Taipei Arts Awards, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei, Taiwan Do, Co6 Taiwan Avant-garde Documenta Ⅲ, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Taichung, Taiwan Open Contemporary Ⅹ - Post Document, M5 Building, Huashan Culture Park, Taipei, Taiwan The Two Ends of the Springboard - Face to Face, Aki Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan Feigning Movement, Nanhai Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan 2005 The Pendulum and the Past, Nan-Bei Gallery, Taipei National University of the Arts, Taiwan Con-temporary Citizens, Lan-Zhou Police Station, Taipei, Taiwan 2004 Media Cramp, Co4 Taiwan Avant-garde Documenta Ⅱ, Main Trend Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan Hua-Shan Round Table - The 3rd Artist fair, Si-Lian (Four-in-Row) Building, Hua-Shan Cultural and Creative Industry Center, Taipei, Taiwan 2003 I Love Instant, Fruit Wine Building, Hua-Shan Art District, Taipei, Taiwan 2002 Remaking Recent Developments, Nan-Bei Gallery, Taipei National University of the Arts, Taipei, Taiwan Awards & Honors 2009 Premium, The 7th Taoyuan Creation Award, Cultural Affairs Bureau of Taoyuan County Government, Taoyuan, Taiwan 2008 2008 Taipei Arts Award, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei, Taiwan 2006 2006 S-An Aesthetics praise - Arts Creation Support, The Formative Arts Kind, Taipei, Taiwan 2004 2004 S-An Aesthetics praise - Arts Creation Support, The Formative Arts Kind, Taipei, Taiwan Collections 2012 The Fable (National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Taichung, Taiwan) 2008 In the Memories of … (National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Taichung, Taiwan) Recurrence, Trace and Différence (National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Taichung, Taiwan)
Born in Taipei Taiwan in 1981, Lin graduated with a M.F.A. from the Graduate Institute of Arts and Technology, Taipei National University of the Arts. After his showing at the 2004 Media Cramp, Co4 Taiwan Avant-garde Documenta, he has since then exhibited at many local and international exhibitions, including in Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Paris, Fukuoka, and U.S.A. In 2008, he presented his solo exhibition Silence Attacks at the Museum of Contemporary Art Taipei, and also received the Taipei Arts Award in the same year. His art is collected by National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts. Education 2010 M.F.A., Graduate Institute of Arts and Technology, Taipei National University of the Arts, Taiwan Solo Exhibitions 2012 STAR, IT Park, Taipei, Taiwan 2011 For Years and Years, Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, Taipei, Taiwan 2008 Shadowless, Aki Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan Silence Attacks, Museum of Contemporary Art Taipei, Taipei, Taiwan 2005 A Condition of Never Sinking, Etat Lab, Taipei, Taiwan Selected Group Exhibitions 2013 Summer Screening Room: Part Two, Kalos Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan Futures on the Table: Home, Artist, Relationship, Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, Taipei, Taiwan A Platform for Imagination - A Vision for the Future, Soka Art Center, Tainan, Taiwan Mental-logue / Monster-logue, Soka Art Center, Taipei, Taiwan 2012 Pause in Time and Space: Video Art in Taiwan, CentroCentro (5Cs), Madrid, Spain Crush on EMU, Museum of Contemporary Art Taipei, Taipei, Taiwan Ambiguous Being: who is afraid of identity?, tamtamART, Berlin, Germany / Kav 16 - Community Gallery for Contemporary Art, Tel Aviv, Israel / Hong-Gah Museum, Taipei, Taiwan Stand-In Techniques Ⅱ, Hui Gallery (New Asia College, CUHK), Hong Kong, China Made in Taiwan, I/O Gallery, Hong Kong, China Zero Plan, Play Zero, Nanhai Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan Turning a Blind Eye, Agora Art Space, Taipei, Taiwan 2011 fragile reality, Galley artlier, Fukuoka, Japan Videonale: Dialogue in Contemporary Video Art, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Taichung, Taiwan Scanning the Daily Lives: Highlights of New Media Arts from the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts Collection, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Taichung, Taiwan 2010 Time Unfrozen - From Liu Kuo-Sung to New Media Art, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei, Taiwan Forum Biennial of Taiwanese Contemporary Art, Taipei Contemporary Art Center, Taipei, Taiwan Sensory Topology - Bodily Perception of Taiwan Contemporary Art, Guangdong Museum of Art, Guangdong, China 11e Festival de Cinéma Asiatique de Tours, Cinémas Studio, Tours, France 2009 Extreme Sensibility: Taiwanese Contemporary Video Art, Art Gallery of Allen R. Hite Art Institute, University of Louisville, Louisville, U.S.A. / Dishman Art Museum, Lamar University, Beaumont, U.S.A. / Donna Beam Fine Art Gallery, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, U.S.A. Beyond 20 Degree Celsius: Exhibition of “Room-temperature Luminescence” from Taiwanese Contemporary Imaging Art, He Xiangning Art Museum, Shenzhen, China Very Channel, Taiwan New Arts Union, Tainan, Taiwan The 7th Taoyuan Creation Award, Cultural Affairs Bureau of Taoyuan County Government, Taoyuan, Taiwan Mind as Passion, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei, Taiwan 2008 2008 Taipei Arts Awards, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei, Taiwan Blink, Jin-Zhi Gallery, Miaoli, Taiwan Play Stadium in 2008, 12 Cattle Depot Artist Village, Hong Kong, China Beyond 20 Degree Celsius: Exhibition of “Room-temperature Luminescence” from Taiwanese Contemporary Imaging Art, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Taichung, Taiwan Feigning Movement 2008, Galerie Grand Siècle, Taipei, Taiwan 2007 Digital & Video Art Fair Paris 2007, Le Louvre des Antiquaires, Paris, France Three Dimensional Viewing Mirror - International Visual Art Festival, Beijing National Agricultural Exhibition Center (new hall), Beijing, China A Runaway Zero - Taiwan Emerging Artists, CANS Bookshop, Shanghai, China Art Party - Fukuoka & Taipei Art Exhibition, Fukuoka Art Museum, Fukuoka, Japan Scope Basel 2007 - Urban Nomad Project, Basel, Switzerland Feigning Movement 2, M2-A Building, Huashan Culture Park, Taipei, Taiwan 2006 2006 Taipei Arts Awards, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei, Taiwan Do, Co6 Taiwan Avant-garde Documenta Ⅲ, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Taichung, Taiwan Open Contemporary Ⅹ - Post Document, M5 Building, Huashan Culture Park, Taipei, Taiwan The Two Ends of the Springboard - Face to Face, Aki Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan Feigning Movement, Nanhai Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan 2005 The Pendulum and the Past, Nan-Bei Gallery, Taipei National University of the Arts, Taiwan Con-temporary Citizens, Lan-Zhou Police Station, Taipei, Taiwan 2004 Media Cramp, Co4 Taiwan Avant-garde Documenta Ⅱ, Main Trend Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan Hua-Shan Round Table - The 3rd Artist fair, Si-Lian (Four-in-Row) Building, Hua-Shan Cultural and Creative Industry Center, Taipei, Taiwan 2003 I Love Instant, Fruit Wine Building, Hua-Shan Art District, Taipei, Taiwan 2002 Remaking Recent Developments, Nan-Bei Gallery, Taipei National University of the Arts, Taipei, Taiwan Awards & Honors 2009 Premium, The 7th Taoyuan Creation Award, Cultural Affairs Bureau of Taoyuan County Government, Taoyuan, Taiwan 2008 2008 Taipei Arts Award, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei, Taiwan 2006 2006 S-An Aesthetics praise - Arts Creation Support, The Formative Arts Kind, Taipei, Taiwan 2004 2004 S-An Aesthetics praise - Arts Creation Support, The Formative Arts Kind, Taipei, Taiwan Collections 2012 The Fable (National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Taichung, Taiwan) 2008 In the Memories of … (National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Taichung, Taiwan) Recurrence, Trace and Différence (National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Taichung, Taiwan)
Profile 1982 Born in Taipei,Taiwan 2007 Graduated from Taipei National University of the Arts Exhibitions 2011 Drawing Now, Hong-Gah Museum, Taipei, Taiwan 2009 Weak Painting, Kuandu Museum of Fine Art, Taipei, Taiwan
Profile 1982 Born in Taipei,Taiwan 2007 Graduated from Taipei National University of the Arts Exhibitions 2011 Drawing Now, Hong-Gah Museum, Taipei, Taiwan 2009 Weak Painting, Kuandu Museum of Fine Art, Taipei, Taiwan
BorninTaiwaninthe1970s,TziChinHuangis alwaysfascinatedbythe oldthings andthe newpossibilitieslyingin andbeyondthem.An enthusiastic artlover,passionate about artistic creation and secondhandbook stalls,TziChinHuang creates new works out of oldimages, searches among secondhand goods, assembles and disassembles them before crystallizing our shared memories into transparent, solid polyethylene artpieces. His oeuvre covers allsorts offorms and materials, rangingfrom coverdesign, acrylic artifact to exhibitionitems,fromthe oldschooltothe avantgarde.ThehopeistobridgetheEast andtheWest, andthe real world withthe virtual ones. 1.Employed as adesigner ofEliteBookInc.& 3D'sSettings. 2.Gettingthe first awardTaipeiInternationalNewman'sPicture'saward ofPicture'sDay. Atthis moment,beingafree artist of arts on visions. 1970 BorninTainan,Taiwan. 1994 GraduatedfromtheDepartmentofFineArtWorks ofNationalTaiwanCollege ofArt. Displaying: 1996 TheFifthDisplayofNewMan'sAward onPictures. TheArtGallery atEliteBookInc. 1997 TheSixthDisplayofNewMan'sAward onPictures. TheRainbowGallery. 1997 "MembersofYoungPhotographers '97 Exhibition"TaeguArtCenterinKorea. 1998 TheSeventhDisplayofNewMan'sAward onPictures. SunriseArtGallery. 1999 FromVisionstoExplanations"TaiwanContemporary/ImagingArt 19901999"KuoMoShengFoundation ofCulture& Education onArt. 2000 Replantation&ReformationTaiwanContemporaryDisplay ofPieceWorkWithPaperKuoMoShengFoundationofCulture& Education onArt. 2001 NoncontinuousMemoryTheDisplayofShoppingWindowEliteBookInc. atTaiwanUniversityDivision. NonContinuousMemoryTheDisplayofPieceWorkpaperTheForest ofNorway. 2002 TheDisplayofVisionSettingsbyHuangTziChinTIVAC(TaiwanInternationalVisionalArtCenter). BookMemoryEliteBookInc. atTenMouDivision. 2003 TheDocumentaryDisplayofCO2AmericanCulturalCenterSolidMemoryIt's evenHolyArea. 2004 "SpellboundAura"TheNewVision ofChinesePhotographyMuseum ofContemporaryArt,Taipei,Taiwan 2004 FlowerAreaTIVAC(TaiwanInternationalVisionalArtCenter). 2004 PingyaoInternationalPhotographyFestival,Pingyao,China 2005 “TheSecondTaipeiPublicArtsFestival–TheNewWorld ofDatong＂ ,Taipei,Taiwan 2006 “TheMemorypat.tern＂ ,Taipei,Taiwan 2007 “BumClassroom＂ ,Taipei,Taiwan 2008 “WELOVEBOOKS!AWORLDTOUR＂ ,Paris,France 2008 “Daily Haggard＂ ,Taipei,Taiwan 2009 "old,yes"Museum ofContemporaryArt,Taipei,Taiwan "FusionFolks"WanHuaBopiliaoBlock,Taipei,Taiwan 2011 "reproduce"EliteBookInc,Taipei,Taiwan 2012 "JoyReadingPublicArtFestival"NationalLibraryOfPublicInformation,Taichung,Taiwan
BorninTaiwaninthe1970s,TziChinHuangis alwaysfascinatedbythe oldthings andthe newpossibilitieslyingin andbeyondthem.An enthusiastic artlover,passionate about artistic creation and secondhandbook stalls,TziChinHuang creates new works out of oldimages, searches among secondhand goods, assembles and disassembles them before crystallizing our shared memories into transparent, solid polyethylene artpieces. His oeuvre covers allsorts offorms and materials, rangingfrom coverdesign, acrylic artifact to exhibitionitems,fromthe oldschooltothe avantgarde.ThehopeistobridgetheEast andtheWest, andthe real world withthe virtual ones. 1.Employed as adesigner ofEliteBookInc.& 3D'sSettings. 2.Gettingthe first awardTaipeiInternationalNewman'sPicture'saward ofPicture'sDay. Atthis moment,beingafree artist of arts on visions. 1970 BorninTainan,Taiwan. 1994 GraduatedfromtheDepartmentofFineArtWorks ofNationalTaiwanCollege ofArt. Displaying: 1996 TheFifthDisplayofNewMan'sAward onPictures. TheArtGallery atEliteBookInc. 1997 TheSixthDisplayofNewMan'sAward onPictures. TheRainbowGallery. 1997 "MembersofYoungPhotographers '97 Exhibition"TaeguArtCenterinKorea. 1998 TheSeventhDisplayofNewMan'sAward onPictures. SunriseArtGallery. 1999 FromVisionstoExplanations"TaiwanContemporary/ImagingArt 19901999"KuoMoShengFoundation ofCulture& Education onArt. 2000 Replantation&ReformationTaiwanContemporaryDisplay ofPieceWorkWithPaperKuoMoShengFoundationofCulture& Education onArt. 2001 NoncontinuousMemoryTheDisplayofShoppingWindowEliteBookInc. atTaiwanUniversityDivision. NonContinuousMemoryTheDisplayofPieceWorkpaperTheForest ofNorway. 2002 TheDisplayofVisionSettingsbyHuangTziChinTIVAC(TaiwanInternationalVisionalArtCenter). BookMemoryEliteBookInc. atTenMouDivision. 2003 TheDocumentaryDisplayofCO2AmericanCulturalCenterSolidMemoryIt's evenHolyArea. 2004 "SpellboundAura"TheNewVision ofChinesePhotographyMuseum ofContemporaryArt,Taipei,Taiwan 2004 FlowerAreaTIVAC(TaiwanInternationalVisionalArtCenter). 2004 PingyaoInternationalPhotographyFestival,Pingyao,China 2005 “TheSecondTaipeiPublicArtsFestival–TheNewWorld ofDatong＂ ,Taipei,Taiwan 2006 “TheMemorypat.tern＂ ,Taipei,Taiwan 2007 “BumClassroom＂ ,Taipei,Taiwan 2008 “WELOVEBOOKS!AWORLDTOUR＂ ,Paris,France 2008 “Daily Haggard＂ ,Taipei,Taiwan 2009 "old,yes"Museum ofContemporaryArt,Taipei,Taiwan "FusionFolks"WanHuaBopiliaoBlock,Taipei,Taiwan 2011 "reproduce"EliteBookInc,Taipei,Taiwan 2012 "JoyReadingPublicArtFestival"NationalLibraryOfPublicInformation,Taichung,Taiwan
1971 Born in Taipei, Taiwan
Education
1996 National Taiwan University of the Arts, Department of Fine Arts, B.F.A., Taipei, Taiwan
2003 Tainan National University of the Arts, Institute of Plastic Arts, M.F.A., Taipei, Taiwan
Selected Solo Exhibitions
2011 “Zuowei yizhong liwaiyuxianshide zhuangtai：Lai chih-sheng”, Eslite Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan
2005 “1996 – 2005 Someday, Something and Someone”, IT PARK, Taipei, Taiwan
2004 “Reality in the Sky”, Domicile, Taipei, Taiwan
2001 “Between Art and Life”, Paint House, Tainan, Taiwan
Selected Group Exhibitions
2012 “ Invisible”, Hayward Gallery, London, UK
2011 “The 2nd Chongqing Biennale for Young Artists”, Sichuan, China
2011 “The 2011 Material Language—Soil”, Juming Museum, Taiwan
2010 “Micro-Image”, Ping Pong Art Space, Paint House, Taipei, Tainan, Taiwan
2009 “LOOKING UP! LOOKING DOWN!”, Eslite Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan
2008 “Ctrl Z”, inFIDI space, Taipei, Taiwan
2006 “A Realm with No Coordinates”, 1a Space, Hong Kong / NTUE Nan Hai Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan; NUTN Artistic Special Zone, Tainan, Taiwan
2005 “Every Time”, Nanhai Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan
2002 “First Tainan Biennial”, Tainan Municipal Cultural Center, Tainan, Taiwan
2001 “Cross-cultural Project in Asia”, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia / Taipei, Chiayi,Taiwan / Hong Kong, Beijing, Shanghai, China
2001 “First Taiwan Contemporary Sculpture Exhibition”, Huashan Culture Park, Taiwan
1999 “Nation Oxygen Group Exhibition Part I”, Bali Abandoned House, Taipei, Taiwan
1999 “Nation Oxygen Group Exhibition Part II”, Shin Leh Yuan Art Space, Taipei, Taiwan
1999 “Island, Penghu, Nation Oxygen”, Penghu Islands, Taiwan
1996 “Interactive Experiment”, Shanchi Abandoned Factory, Taipei, Taiwan
Awards & Grants
2005 National Culture and Arts Foundation Exhibition Grant, Taiwan
2004 National Culture and Arts Foundation Creative Grant, Taiwan
Education
1996 National Taiwan University of the Arts, Department of Fine Arts, B.F.A., Taipei, Taiwan
2003 Tainan National University of the Arts, Institute of Plastic Arts, M.F.A., Taipei, Taiwan
Selected Solo Exhibitions
2011 “Zuowei yizhong liwaiyuxianshide zhuangtai：Lai chih-sheng”, Eslite Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan
2005 “1996 – 2005 Someday, Something and Someone”, IT PARK, Taipei, Taiwan
2004 “Reality in the Sky”, Domicile, Taipei, Taiwan
2001 “Between Art and Life”, Paint House, Tainan, Taiwan
Selected Group Exhibitions
2012 “ Invisible”, Hayward Gallery, London, UK
2011 “The 2nd Chongqing Biennale for Young Artists”, Sichuan, China
2011 “The 2011 Material Language—Soil”, Juming Museum, Taiwan
2010 “Micro-Image”, Ping Pong Art Space, Paint House, Taipei, Tainan, Taiwan
2009 “LOOKING UP! LOOKING DOWN!”, Eslite Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan
2008 “Ctrl Z”, inFIDI space, Taipei, Taiwan
2006 “A Realm with No Coordinates”, 1a Space, Hong Kong / NTUE Nan Hai Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan; NUTN Artistic Special Zone, Tainan, Taiwan
2005 “Every Time”, Nanhai Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan
2002 “First Tainan Biennial”, Tainan Municipal Cultural Center, Tainan, Taiwan
2001 “Cross-cultural Project in Asia”, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia / Taipei, Chiayi,Taiwan / Hong Kong, Beijing, Shanghai, China
2001 “First Taiwan Contemporary Sculpture Exhibition”, Huashan Culture Park, Taiwan
1999 “Nation Oxygen Group Exhibition Part I”, Bali Abandoned House, Taipei, Taiwan
1999 “Nation Oxygen Group Exhibition Part II”, Shin Leh Yuan Art Space, Taipei, Taiwan
1999 “Island, Penghu, Nation Oxygen”, Penghu Islands, Taiwan
1996 “Interactive Experiment”, Shanchi Abandoned Factory, Taipei, Taiwan
Awards & Grants
2005 National Culture and Arts Foundation Exhibition Grant, Taiwan
2004 National Culture and Arts Foundation Creative Grant, Taiwan
1971 Born in Taipei, Taiwan
Education
1996 National Taiwan University of the Arts, Department of Fine Arts, B.F.A., Taipei, Taiwan
2003 Tainan National University of the Arts, Institute of Plastic Arts, M.F.A., Taipei, Taiwan
Selected Solo Exhibitions
2011 “Zuowei yizhong liwaiyuxianshide zhuangtai：Lai chih-sheng”, Eslite Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan
2005 “1996 – 2005 Someday, Something and Someone”, IT PARK, Taipei, Taiwan
2004 “Reality in the Sky”, Domicile, Taipei, Taiwan
2001 “Between Art and Life”, Paint House, Tainan, Taiwan
Selected Group Exhibitions
2012 “ Invisible”, Hayward Gallery, London, UK
2011 “The 2nd Chongqing Biennale for Young Artists”, Sichuan, China
2011 “The 2011 Material Language—Soil”, Juming Museum, Taiwan
2010 “Micro-Image”, Ping Pong Art Space, Paint House, Taipei, Tainan, Taiwan
2009 “LOOKING UP! LOOKING DOWN!”, Eslite Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan
2008 “Ctrl Z”, inFIDI space, Taipei, Taiwan
2006 “A Realm with No Coordinates”, 1a Space, Hong Kong / NTUE Nan Hai Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan; NUTN Artistic Special Zone, Tainan, Taiwan
2005 “Every Time”, Nanhai Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan
2002 “First Tainan Biennial”, Tainan Municipal Cultural Center, Tainan, Taiwan
2001 “Cross-cultural Project in Asia”, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia / Taipei, Chiayi,Taiwan / Hong Kong, Beijing, Shanghai, China
2001 “First Taiwan Contemporary Sculpture Exhibition”, Huashan Culture Park, Taiwan
1999 “Nation Oxygen Group Exhibition Part I”, Bali Abandoned House, Taipei, Taiwan
1999 “Nation Oxygen Group Exhibition Part II”, Shin Leh Yuan Art Space, Taipei, Taiwan
1999 “Island, Penghu, Nation Oxygen”, Penghu Islands, Taiwan
1996 “Interactive Experiment”, Shanchi Abandoned Factory, Taipei, Taiwan
Awards & Grants
2005 National Culture and Arts Foundation Exhibition Grant, Taiwan
2004 National Culture and Arts Foundation Creative Grant, Taiwan
Education
1996 National Taiwan University of the Arts, Department of Fine Arts, B.F.A., Taipei, Taiwan
2003 Tainan National University of the Arts, Institute of Plastic Arts, M.F.A., Taipei, Taiwan
Selected Solo Exhibitions
2011 “Zuowei yizhong liwaiyuxianshide zhuangtai：Lai chih-sheng”, Eslite Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan
2005 “1996 – 2005 Someday, Something and Someone”, IT PARK, Taipei, Taiwan
2004 “Reality in the Sky”, Domicile, Taipei, Taiwan
2001 “Between Art and Life”, Paint House, Tainan, Taiwan
Selected Group Exhibitions
2012 “ Invisible”, Hayward Gallery, London, UK
2011 “The 2nd Chongqing Biennale for Young Artists”, Sichuan, China
2011 “The 2011 Material Language—Soil”, Juming Museum, Taiwan
2010 “Micro-Image”, Ping Pong Art Space, Paint House, Taipei, Tainan, Taiwan
2009 “LOOKING UP! LOOKING DOWN!”, Eslite Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan
2008 “Ctrl Z”, inFIDI space, Taipei, Taiwan
2006 “A Realm with No Coordinates”, 1a Space, Hong Kong / NTUE Nan Hai Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan; NUTN Artistic Special Zone, Tainan, Taiwan
2005 “Every Time”, Nanhai Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan
2002 “First Tainan Biennial”, Tainan Municipal Cultural Center, Tainan, Taiwan
2001 “Cross-cultural Project in Asia”, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia / Taipei, Chiayi,Taiwan / Hong Kong, Beijing, Shanghai, China
2001 “First Taiwan Contemporary Sculpture Exhibition”, Huashan Culture Park, Taiwan
1999 “Nation Oxygen Group Exhibition Part I”, Bali Abandoned House, Taipei, Taiwan
1999 “Nation Oxygen Group Exhibition Part II”, Shin Leh Yuan Art Space, Taipei, Taiwan
1999 “Island, Penghu, Nation Oxygen”, Penghu Islands, Taiwan
1996 “Interactive Experiment”, Shanchi Abandoned Factory, Taipei, Taiwan
Awards & Grants
2005 National Culture and Arts Foundation Exhibition Grant, Taiwan
2004 National Culture and Arts Foundation Creative Grant, Taiwan
Ching-Wen Chang was born in Taipei. She received M.A. in Art History and Art Criticism from Tainan National University of the Arts in 2002, and earned Ph.D. from Graduate School of Art Management and Culture Policy, National Taiwan University of the Arts in 2012. Now she is an assistant professor in National Hsin-Chu University of Education. Before teaching in universities, she was the chief editor of Artist Magazine from 2004 to 2010, and had editorial career over 10 years. Ching-Wen Chang is also better known as an art critic and curator in Taiwan. These years, she writes for Artist Magazine, Modern Art, and many art publications. Chang’s published writings include Emerging Taiwanese Painters in 00’s (2013), Tsong Pu: The World Comes from Existence (2010), Playing/ Interaction (‘Taiwanese Contemporary Art Series’, 2003). The exhibitions which she curated including ‘Schizophrenia Taiwan 2.0’(with Pierre Bongiovanni, I-Wei Li and Chien-Hung Huang, 2013), ‘Review 90’s’(2013), ‘It Takes Four Sorts: A Cross-Strait Four-Regions Artistic Exchange’(‘Plan B’ , 2012), ‘Crush on EMU’(with Chien-Hung Huang, 2012), ‘Xing-Dian Boys’(2012), ‘Weak Painting’ (with Yu-An Su ,2009),’ The Empire Strikes Back’ (with Fu-Dong Wang and Yung-Fen Hu, 2008), ‘Depth of Surface—New Spaces of Contemporary Painting’ (2004), etc.
Ching-Wen Chang was born in Taipei. She received M.A. in Art History and Art Criticism from Tainan National University of the Arts in 2002, and earned Ph.D. from Graduate School of Art Management and Culture Policy, National Taiwan University of the Arts in 2012. Now she is an assistant professor in National Hsin-Chu University of Education. Before teaching in universities, she was the chief editor of Artist Magazine from 2004 to 2010, and had editorial career over 10 years. Ching-Wen Chang is also better known as an art critic and curator in Taiwan. These years, she writes for Artist Magazine, Modern Art, and many art publications. Chang’s published writings include Emerging Taiwanese Painters in 00’s (2013), Tsong Pu: The World Comes from Existence (2010), Playing/ Interaction (‘Taiwanese Contemporary Art Series’, 2003). The exhibitions which she curated including ‘Schizophrenia Taiwan 2.0’(with Pierre Bongiovanni, I-Wei Li and Chien-Hung Huang, 2013), ‘Review 90’s’(2013), ‘It Takes Four Sorts: A Cross-Strait Four-Regions Artistic Exchange’(‘Plan B’ , 2012), ‘Crush on EMU’(with Chien-Hung Huang, 2012), ‘Xing-Dian Boys’(2012), ‘Weak Painting’ (with Yu-An Su ,2009),’ The Empire Strikes Back’ (with Fu-Dong Wang and Yung-Fen Hu, 2008), ‘Depth of Surface—New Spaces of Contemporary Painting’ (2004), etc.
1972 Born in Taipei, Taiwan Education 2002 MFA, Queens College, The City University of New York, NY. 1994 Diploma (sculpture) National Taiwan Academy of Arts, Taiwan One-Person Exhibition 2013 “ENDLESS OF MONEY”, Mt. Black, Taipei, Taiwan 2011 “FARAWAY PARTY / WESTERN BEEF / FELDMAN LUMBER”, Sickisland Photo House, Taipei, Taiwan 2009 “STREETS I RUN”, Ewing & Downtown Gallery, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tennessee, USA. 2008 “HOMELANDSCAPE Ⅱ - HIS DEPTH”, Chi-Wen Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan 2002 “TIMELESS” Paul Kalapper Hall Gallery, Queens College, NYC 1994 “INSIDE”, Student Gallery, National Taiwan Academy of Arts, Taiwan Selected Group Exhibition 2013 “ERISING FROM EAST MARKET”, Chai Yi City, Taiwan 2013 “ZHONGSHAN PARK PROJECT / 2012 Shanghai Biennial”, China 2012 “ URBAN SYNESTHESIA”, Arki Gallery, Taipei City, Taiwan 2012 “ ＭEASURE OF UNDERSTANDING”, BACC, Bangkok, Tailand 2012 “JOY READING PUBLIC ART FESTIVAL”, National Taichung Library, Taichung 2012 “19991221 > 20130421 | PART ONE”, OCAC, Taipei 2011 “LIGHTING LANE PROJECT”, Treasure Hill, Taipei 2010 “TAIWAN CALLING / NO MAN’S LAND”, Ludwig Museum, Hungary 2010 “POST ACADEMIC”, National Taiwan University of Art, Taipei, Taiwan 2010 “TRAVERSING THE FANTASY”, The Cube, Taipei, Taiwan 2010 “GOOD TIME ” Public Art Festivel, 228 Peace Memory Park, Taipei, Taiwan 2010 “OPEN STUDIO ” ISCP, NYC 2009 “FUSION FOLKS ”, Bo Pi Liao, Taipei, Taiwan 2009 “LOOKING UP! LOOKING DOWN.”, Eslite Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan 2007 “TAIWAN ORANGE FESTIVAL”, Green Tunnel, Yun Lin County, Taiwan 2006 “PELOUSES AUTORISEES, PARCOURS ARTISTIQUE EN PLEIN AIR” , Park LaVillette, Paris, France 2005 “NEW TAIWANESE DIGITAL IMAGE”, Kau-Du Museum of Arts, Taipei, Taiwan 2005 “THE PROJECT OF GOOD EXCHANGE”, Da-Long-Dong District, Taipei, Taiwan 2005 “The Lake”, Taipei International Artist Village, Taiwan 2004 “DO YOU BELIVE IN REALITY?” 2004 Taipei Biennial, Taipei, Taiwan 2004 “TREASURE HILL TEA HOUSE AND PHOTO STUDIO PROJECT”, Dog Pig Art Center, Kaushung City, Taiwan 2002 “PASSORT TO TAIWAN”, Union Square, NYC 2001 “Meeting Box Project”, TEOR/e` Tica, San Jose`, Costa Rica 1994 “21th FINE ARTS of TAIPEI EXHIBITION”, Taipei Museum of Arts, Taiwan Awards and Collection 2010 International Studio & Curator Program, The 11th Artists in Residence Programme, Councial for Cultural Affair 2007 “Brother Museum Document Project”, Creative Work Grant, Taipei Culture Affairs 2007 “Homelandscape-The High Roof Apartment”, Creative Work Grant, National Culture and Arts Foundation 2001 “Meeting Box Project” was collected at Library of Museum of Modern Art, NYC Experience 2011~ assistance professor, Tatung Institute of Commerce and Technology 2010 artist in residence, International Studio & Curator Program, NYC., USA. 2009~ 2010 artist in residence, Tatung Institute of Commerce and Technology, Chiayi 2009 visiting artist, University of Tennessee, USA. 2006 artist in residence, Cite' Internationale des Arts, Paris 2005 curator, “EXAMPLE is EXPERIMENT, AMALGAMATION, and PLEASURE” exhibition at Hua-San Culture Complex, Taiwan 2004~2005 residence artist and photographer, the 2th Taipei Public Art Festival, Taiwan 2004~2005 artist in residence, Treasure Hill, Taipei 2003 photography editor, PLAYBOY international publication, Taiwan
1972 Born in Taipei, Taiwan Education 2002 MFA, Queens College, The City University of New York, NY. 1994 Diploma (sculpture) National Taiwan Academy of Arts, Taiwan One-Person Exhibition 2013 “ENDLESS OF MONEY”, Mt. Black, Taipei, Taiwan 2011 “FARAWAY PARTY / WESTERN BEEF / FELDMAN LUMBER”, Sickisland Photo House, Taipei, Taiwan 2009 “STREETS I RUN”, Ewing & Downtown Gallery, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tennessee, USA. 2008 “HOMELANDSCAPE Ⅱ - HIS DEPTH”, Chi-Wen Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan 2002 “TIMELESS” Paul Kalapper Hall Gallery, Queens College, NYC 1994 “INSIDE”, Student Gallery, National Taiwan Academy of Arts, Taiwan Selected Group Exhibition 2013 “ERISING FROM EAST MARKET”, Chai Yi City, Taiwan 2013 “ZHONGSHAN PARK PROJECT / 2012 Shanghai Biennial”, China 2012 “ URBAN SYNESTHESIA”, Arki Gallery, Taipei City, Taiwan 2012 “ ＭEASURE OF UNDERSTANDING”, BACC, Bangkok, Tailand 2012 “JOY READING PUBLIC ART FESTIVAL”, National Taichung Library, Taichung 2012 “19991221 > 20130421 | PART ONE”, OCAC, Taipei 2011 “LIGHTING LANE PROJECT”, Treasure Hill, Taipei 2010 “TAIWAN CALLING / NO MAN’S LAND”, Ludwig Museum, Hungary 2010 “POST ACADEMIC”, National Taiwan University of Art, Taipei, Taiwan 2010 “TRAVERSING THE FANTASY”, The Cube, Taipei, Taiwan 2010 “GOOD TIME ” Public Art Festivel, 228 Peace Memory Park, Taipei, Taiwan 2010 “OPEN STUDIO ” ISCP, NYC 2009 “FUSION FOLKS ”, Bo Pi Liao, Taipei, Taiwan 2009 “LOOKING UP! LOOKING DOWN.”, Eslite Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan 2007 “TAIWAN ORANGE FESTIVAL”, Green Tunnel, Yun Lin County, Taiwan 2006 “PELOUSES AUTORISEES, PARCOURS ARTISTIQUE EN PLEIN AIR” , Park LaVillette, Paris, France 2005 “NEW TAIWANESE DIGITAL IMAGE”, Kau-Du Museum of Arts, Taipei, Taiwan 2005 “THE PROJECT OF GOOD EXCHANGE”, Da-Long-Dong District, Taipei, Taiwan 2005 “The Lake”, Taipei International Artist Village, Taiwan 2004 “DO YOU BELIVE IN REALITY?” 2004 Taipei Biennial, Taipei, Taiwan 2004 “TREASURE HILL TEA HOUSE AND PHOTO STUDIO PROJECT”, Dog Pig Art Center, Kaushung City, Taiwan 2002 “PASSORT TO TAIWAN”, Union Square, NYC 2001 “Meeting Box Project”, TEOR/e` Tica, San Jose`, Costa Rica 1994 “21th FINE ARTS of TAIPEI EXHIBITION”, Taipei Museum of Arts, Taiwan Awards and Collection 2010 International Studio & Curator Program, The 11th Artists in Residence Programme, Councial for Cultural Affair 2007 “Brother Museum Document Project”, Creative Work Grant, Taipei Culture Affairs 2007 “Homelandscape-The High Roof Apartment”, Creative Work Grant, National Culture and Arts Foundation 2001 “Meeting Box Project” was collected at Library of Museum of Modern Art, NYC Experience 2011~ assistance professor, Tatung Institute of Commerce and Technology 2010 artist in residence, International Studio & Curator Program, NYC., USA. 2009~ 2010 artist in residence, Tatung Institute of Commerce and Technology, Chiayi 2009 visiting artist, University of Tennessee, USA. 2006 artist in residence, Cite' Internationale des Arts, Paris 2005 curator, “EXAMPLE is EXPERIMENT, AMALGAMATION, and PLEASURE” exhibition at Hua-San Culture Complex, Taiwan 2004~2005 residence artist and photographer, the 2th Taipei Public Art Festival, Taiwan 2004~2005 artist in residence, Treasure Hill, Taipei 2003 photography editor, PLAYBOY international publication, Taiwan
1981 born in Taipei, Taiwan . Lives and works in Taipei . Residencies 2012 Vermont Studio Center，Vermont，U.S.A Award 2011 Collections of Youth Artworks， Council for cultural affairs， Taichung，Taipei 2011 ART TAIPEI “MADE IN TAIPEI –YOUNG ARTIST DISCOVERY” Solo Exhibitions 2013 Honeycomb，Off-Site，Taipei，Taiwan 2013 Dorothy Crash，VT ARTSALON，Taipei，Taiwan 2012 Things are starting to hum，Red Mill Gallery，Vermont，U.S.A 2011 Made In Taiwan -YOUNG ARTIST DISCOVERY ，ART TAIPEI ，Taipei， Taiwan 2011 Artificial Crystal, A Gallery 2010 The One and The Forest, piaopiao Gallery Group Exhibitions 2013 Futures on the table-Home,Artist,Relationship.，KdMoFA，Taipei， Taiwan 2013 A Room of One’s Own，LIN&LIN Gallery，Taipei，Taiwan 2013 Innovation & Re-creation：selected works from the NTMoFA Young Artist Collection，National Taiwan Museumof Fine Arts Taichung， Taiwan 2012 Manifestation of Homunculus，KdMoFA，Taipei，Taiwan 2012 Borderless Map / Taiwanese Painting Now，Rooster Gallery，New York 2012 AHAF 12/Asia Top Gallery Hotel Art Fair，Imavision Galley， HongKong 2012 Zero Plan, Nan Hai Gallery，Taipei，Taiwan 2011 NINTENDER，VT ARTSALON，Taipei，Taiwan 2011 Made In Taiwan -YOUNG ARTIST DISCOVERY ，ART TAIPEI ， Taipei， Taiwan 2011 Republic without People ，Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts， Kaohsiung，Taiwan 2011 Con． temporary，Hong-gah Museum，Taipei，Taiwan 2010 SUCITY，Taipei Artist Village，Taipei，Taiwan 2009 COME TO PASS，Art Site of Chiayi Railway Warehouse，Chiayi， Taiwan 2009 The Orientation of 21 Century Artists，KdMoFA，Taipei，Taiwan 2008 When We First Meet - ASYAAF , Seoul old station Museum ,Korea 2007 Art Vision – Gwangju Museum of Art ，Korea 2004 Thinking and P
1981 born in Taipei, Taiwan . Lives and works in Taipei . Residencies 2012 Vermont Studio Center，Vermont，U.S.A Award 2011 Collections of Youth Artworks， Council for cultural affairs， Taichung，Taipei 2011 ART TAIPEI “MADE IN TAIPEI –YOUNG ARTIST DISCOVERY” Solo Exhibitions 2013 Honeycomb，Off-Site，Taipei，Taiwan 2013 Dorothy Crash，VT ARTSALON，Taipei，Taiwan 2012 Things are starting to hum，Red Mill Gallery，Vermont，U.S.A 2011 Made In Taiwan -YOUNG ARTIST DISCOVERY ，ART TAIPEI ，Taipei， Taiwan 2011 Artificial Crystal, A Gallery 2010 The One and The Forest, piaopiao Gallery Group Exhibitions 2013 Futures on the table-Home,Artist,Relationship.，KdMoFA，Taipei， Taiwan 2013 A Room of One’s Own，LIN&LIN Gallery，Taipei，Taiwan 2013 Innovation & Re-creation：selected works from the NTMoFA Young Artist Collection，National Taiwan Museumof Fine Arts Taichung， Taiwan 2012 Manifestation of Homunculus，KdMoFA，Taipei，Taiwan 2012 Borderless Map / Taiwanese Painting Now，Rooster Gallery，New York 2012 AHAF 12/Asia Top Gallery Hotel Art Fair，Imavision Galley， HongKong 2012 Zero Plan, Nan Hai Gallery，Taipei，Taiwan 2011 NINTENDER，VT ARTSALON，Taipei，Taiwan 2011 Made In Taiwan -YOUNG ARTIST DISCOVERY ，ART TAIPEI ， Taipei， Taiwan 2011 Republic without People ，Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts， Kaohsiung，Taiwan 2011 Con． temporary，Hong-gah Museum，Taipei，Taiwan 2010 SUCITY，Taipei Artist Village，Taipei，Taiwan 2009 COME TO PASS，Art Site of Chiayi Railway Warehouse，Chiayi， Taiwan 2009 The Orientation of 21 Century Artists，KdMoFA，Taipei，Taiwan 2008 When We First Meet - ASYAAF , Seoul old station Museum ,Korea 2007 Art Vision – Gwangju Museum of Art ，Korea 2004 Thinking and P
Solo Exhibitions 2013 Hua-shan-qiang—Su Yu-Hsien Solo Exhibition,TKG+, Taipei, Taiwan 2009 I am Pluto yo, VT Art Salon , Taipei, Taiwan Ice Mountain, Pyo Gallery, Seoul, Korea 2008 Living in detail, Gwangju Museum, Gwangju, Korea Group Exhibitions 2012 LOOP: A TKG+ Screening,TKG+, Taipei , Taiwan Sincere Subversion, VT Art Salon, Taipei, Taiwan Boundaries on the Move, Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art, Herzliya, Israel 60-Minute Cinema, Chinese Arts Centre, Manchester, UK Boundaries on the Move: A Cross-Culture Dialogue, Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art, Herzliya, Israel 2011 Thinking Cool, TKG+, Taipei, Taiwan TINA KENG GALLERY BEIJING, Tina Keng Gallery, Beijing, China Plug in X Add on, The Rag Factory, London, UK FLU-FATIGUE, Taipei Contemorary Arts Center, Taipei, Taiwan 54th Venice Biennale –The Heard and the Unheard—Soundscape Taiwan (Taiwan Pavilion), Palazzo delle Prigioni, Venice, Italy Republic of China-Republic without People, Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts, Kaohsiung, Taiwan 2010 Double-Blind Trial, Eslite Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan Oopject, TKG+, Taipei, Taiwan The Practice of Everyday, Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, Taipei National University of the Arts, Taipei, Taiwan Today of Taiwanese Art, Gyeongnam Art Museum, Changwon, Korea Double Vision: The Future that Encompasses the Past, Tina Keng Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan 2009 Eniminiminimos: Artists Who Make Things Small 2, Esplanade, Singapore Whose Exhibition Is This?, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei, Taiwan Scene In Scene, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Taichung, Taiwan Looking up! Looking down!, Eslite Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan Scene In Scene, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Taichung, Taiwan Whose Exhibition Is This?, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei, Taiwan Eniminiminimos: Artists Who Make Things Small 2, Esplanade, Singapore 2008 CO Q-Young Taiwanese Artist from Nobody collection, Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, Taipei National University of the Arts, Taipei, Taiwan Feigning Movement 03, Galerie Grand Siècle, Taipei, Taiwan Blue Dot Asia, Seoul Arts Center, Seoul, Korea Asia Students and Young Artists Art Festival, Seoul Station, Seoul, Korea The them is Mix & Match Vision, Shanghai 800 Art Zone, Shanghai, China ShContemporary 08, Shanghai Exhibition Center, Lin&Lin Gallery, lShanghai, China 2007 CO 6Taiwan Avant-Garde Documenta III, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Taichung, Taiwan Paradigm Shift-The Moment of Taiwan New Generation Arts, Beijing, China Boom! An Interplay of Fast and Frozen Permutation in New Media-Taiwan-Australia New Media Arts Exhibition, Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, Taipei National University of the Arts, Taipei, Taiwan Ex-ception Life, TDAIC, On-line 2006 In Love, Dance with Contemporary Art, 1F of Research and Development Center of Quanta Culture and Education Foundation, Taipei, Taiwan Cold Q, Art Site of Chia-Yi Railway Warehouse NO.4 Stock, Chia-Yi, Taiwan Awards and Grants 2006 First Prize, Tao-Yuan Artistic Creation Award, Taoyuan, Taiwan 2007 Kaohsiung Prize, Kaohsiung Award and the 24th Kaohsiung Fine Arts Exhibition, Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts, Kaohsiung, Taiwan Taipei Arts Award, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei, Taiwan S . An Arts Award, S . An Culture Foundation, Taipei , Taiwan Residencies 2012 Artist in Residence-Chair, International Studio and Curatorial Program , New York, USA
Solo Exhibitions 2013 Hua-shan-qiang—Su Yu-Hsien Solo Exhibition,TKG+, Taipei, Taiwan 2009 I am Pluto yo, VT Art Salon , Taipei, Taiwan Ice Mountain, Pyo Gallery, Seoul, Korea 2008 Living in detail, Gwangju Museum, Gwangju, Korea Group Exhibitions 2012 LOOP: A TKG+ Screening,TKG+, Taipei , Taiwan Sincere Subversion, VT Art Salon, Taipei, Taiwan Boundaries on the Move, Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art, Herzliya, Israel 60-Minute Cinema, Chinese Arts Centre, Manchester, UK Boundaries on the Move: A Cross-Culture Dialogue, Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art, Herzliya, Israel 2011 Thinking Cool, TKG+, Taipei, Taiwan TINA KENG GALLERY BEIJING, Tina Keng Gallery, Beijing, China Plug in X Add on, The Rag Factory, London, UK FLU-FATIGUE, Taipei Contemorary Arts Center, Taipei, Taiwan 54th Venice Biennale –The Heard and the Unheard—Soundscape Taiwan (Taiwan Pavilion), Palazzo delle Prigioni, Venice, Italy Republic of China-Republic without People, Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts, Kaohsiung, Taiwan 2010 Double-Blind Trial, Eslite Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan Oopject, TKG+, Taipei, Taiwan The Practice of Everyday, Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, Taipei National University of the Arts, Taipei, Taiwan Today of Taiwanese Art, Gyeongnam Art Museum, Changwon, Korea Double Vision: The Future that Encompasses the Past, Tina Keng Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan 2009 Eniminiminimos: Artists Who Make Things Small 2, Esplanade, Singapore Whose Exhibition Is This?, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei, Taiwan Scene In Scene, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Taichung, Taiwan Looking up! Looking down!, Eslite Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan Scene In Scene, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Taichung, Taiwan Whose Exhibition Is This?, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei, Taiwan Eniminiminimos: Artists Who Make Things Small 2, Esplanade, Singapore 2008 CO Q-Young Taiwanese Artist from Nobody collection, Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, Taipei National University of the Arts, Taipei, Taiwan Feigning Movement 03, Galerie Grand Siècle, Taipei, Taiwan Blue Dot Asia, Seoul Arts Center, Seoul, Korea Asia Students and Young Artists Art Festival, Seoul Station, Seoul, Korea The them is Mix & Match Vision, Shanghai 800 Art Zone, Shanghai, China ShContemporary 08, Shanghai Exhibition Center, Lin&Lin Gallery, lShanghai, China 2007 CO 6Taiwan Avant-Garde Documenta III, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Taichung, Taiwan Paradigm Shift-The Moment of Taiwan New Generation Arts, Beijing, China Boom! An Interplay of Fast and Frozen Permutation in New Media-Taiwan-Australia New Media Arts Exhibition, Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, Taipei National University of the Arts, Taipei, Taiwan Ex-ception Life, TDAIC, On-line 2006 In Love, Dance with Contemporary Art, 1F of Research and Development Center of Quanta Culture and Education Foundation, Taipei, Taiwan Cold Q, Art Site of Chia-Yi Railway Warehouse NO.4 Stock, Chia-Yi, Taiwan Awards and Grants 2006 First Prize, Tao-Yuan Artistic Creation Award, Taoyuan, Taiwan 2007 Kaohsiung Prize, Kaohsiung Award and the 24th Kaohsiung Fine Arts Exhibition, Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts, Kaohsiung, Taiwan Taipei Arts Award, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei, Taiwan S . An Arts Award, S . An Culture Foundation, Taipei , Taiwan Residencies 2012 Artist in Residence-Chair, International Studio and Curatorial Program , New York, USA
She has been working as a Director of Daegu Art museum, in Korea. Before Daegu Art Museum, she has worked as an Exhibition Director of Gwangju Biennale and Chief Curator of Gwangju Art Museum in Korea, Senior Curator of Mori Art Museum in Tokyo, Director of Bund18 Creative Center in Shanghai, Director of Chinese Contemporary Art Awards (CCAA), one of the judges of Hassellblad Photography Award and other international awards, etc. She is the curator of following exhibitions: 2012 ‘Nostalgia’ in Museum of Contemporary Art – Shanghai, 2005 ‘Elegance of Science’ in Mori Art Museum, ‘Animamic Biennale’, ’Shanghai e-art festival’, etc.
She has been working as a Director of Daegu Art museum, in Korea. Before Daegu Art Museum, she has worked as an Exhibition Director of Gwangju Biennale and Chief Curator of Gwangju Art Museum in Korea, Senior Curator of Mori Art Museum in Tokyo, Director of Bund18 Creative Center in Shanghai, Director of Chinese Contemporary Art Awards (CCAA), one of the judges of Hassellblad Photography Award and other international awards, etc. She is the curator of following exhibitions: 2012 ‘Nostalgia’ in Museum of Contemporary Art – Shanghai, 2005 ‘Elegance of Science’ in Mori Art Museum, ‘Animamic Biennale’, ’Shanghai e-art festival’, etc.
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