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Foreign Affairs
Palazzo delle Prigioni
Curator of Taiwan Exhibition / Fang-wei Chang
Participating Artists / Cheng-ta Yu,,,
The exhibition explores the practices of cross-regional/cross-disciplinary art in the context of globalization, and reflects on the methods and possibilities of intervention in other regions through Taiwanese contemporary art, and also the question of Taiwan’s status and identity.
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Group photo of the curator and participating artists at the venue of the Taiwan Exhibition at the 53th Venice Biennale (from left: Cheng-ta
Yu, Ying-chun Hsieh, Chieh-jen Chen, Chien-chi Chang, Fang-wei Chang/ Curator, Hsiao-yun Hsieh/ Director of the Taipei Fine Arts Museum) -
Cheng-ta Yu’s work photographed at
the exhibition venue -
Cheng-ta Yu
Ventriloqists:
Liang Mei-Lan and Emily Su
HDV, video installation, color/sound,
2009 -
Chieh-jen Chen
Empire’s Borders I
35mm transferred to DVD, singlechannel,
color/sound, continues
projection, 20 documents, 27',
2008–2009 -
Ying-chun Hsieh
Mutual Subject: What to Be Done
1999~ -
Chien-chi Chang
China Town
6 Silver Gelatin Prints, 7 C Prints,
97.6×65.3 cm each, 1992–2008
Works on Display
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Chieh-jen Chen
Empire's Borders I
Video Installation
27'
2008-2009
Collection of Taipei Fine Arts Museum
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Chieh-jen Chen
Empire's Borders I
Video Installation
27'
2008-2009
Collection of Taipei Fine Arts Museum
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Chien-chi Chang
Jiang J. Family, Fuzhou/Jiang J. Family, New York City
C-print, silver gelatin print
63×96 cm x2
2004/2008
Collection of Taipei Fine Arts Museum
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Chien-chi Chang
Chen X. Family, Fuzhou/Chen X. Family, New York City/Chen X. Family, Fuzhou
C-print, silver gelatin print
63×96 cm x3
2004/1998/2007
Collection of Taipei Fine Arts Museum
