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The Spectre of Freedom


Palazzo delle Prigioni

Curator of Taiwan Exhibition / Chia-chi Jason Wang

Participating Artists / Hsin-i Eva Lin,Chung-li Kao,Kuang-yu Tsui,I-chen Kuo

With the current situation of Taiwan as the starting point, the exhibition shows the local artists’ contemplation on the contemporary Taiwanese environment. With an eye on the situation of the world today, especially in terms of the shared destiny of mankind due to globalization, they also offer universal reflections from a Taiwanese perspective.

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    Group photo of the curator and participating artists at the venue of the Taiwan Exhibition at the 51th Venice Biennale (from left: Chungli
    Kao, I-cheh Kuo, Tsai-lang Huang/ Director of the Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Kuang-yu Tsui, Chia chi Jason Wang/ Curator and Hsin-i Eva Lin)

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    I-chen Kuo
    Invade the Prigioni
    Video installation, 2005

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    Kuang-yu Tsui
    Eighteen Copper Guardians in Shao-Lin Temple and Penetration : The Perceptive
    Video, 2' 42", 2001

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    Chung-li Kao’s work photographed at
    the exhibition venue

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    Hsin-i Eva Lin
    De-strike
    Net installation, 2005

The Spectre of Freedom
The Spectre of Freedom-Key Visual
Works on Display
  • Kuang-yu Tsui
    Eighteen Copper Guardians in Shao-Lin Temple and Penetration : The Perceptive
    Video
    2'42"
    2001
    Collection of Taipei Fine Arts Museum

    The Spectre of Freedom Works on Display-Image1
  • Kuang-yu Tsui
    The Shortcut to the Systematic Life: Superficial  Life
    Video
    9'54"
    2002
    Collection of Taipei Fine Arts Museum

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