LEUNG Chi Wo 梁志和

Born:
1968
Residence:
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Nationality:
Chinese
Trust:
APT Beijing
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  • 10 Exhibitions Opening This Week

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  • For the exhibition Discordant Harmony, which opens on July 22 at the Taipei National University of the Arts Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, curators Sungjung Kim of Korea, Chien-Hung Huang of Taiwan, Carol Yinghua Lu of China, and Yukie Kamiya of Japan have been invited on behalf of the Goethe Institut to elaborate on concepts previously discussed and jointly proposed in Seoul that will focus on a reexamination and understanding of Asia today through artistic endeavors.

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  • Summer’s here, and with it comes a brand new crop of must-see exhibitions scattered throughout the Asian region, from Hong Kong, Tokyo and Singapore to Chiang Mai and Taipei.

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  • Early last December, creative types and collecting luminaries from Hong Kong’s art crowd assembled for the opening of “Tracing Some Places,” a long-awaited solo exhibition of new works by Leung Chi Wo, ranging from photography to kinetic installations.

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  • 10 Opening Exhibitions to Watch

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  • Contextually underpinning Leung Chi Wo’s first solo exhibition in London, “We Must Construct as Well as Destroy,” is Aston Webb, an architect whose

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BIOGRAPHY

Leung Chi Wo (b.1968, Hong Kong)  co-founded Para/Site Art Space in 1996 before he graduated with a Master of Fine Arts from the Chinese University of Hong Kong in 1997.  He received the Asian Cultural Council fellowship and took part in the International Studio & Curatorial Program in New York in 1999. Ranging from photography and performance to text-based, video and installation, his works always address issues of discrepancy between perceptions and understandings, mostly in the urban setting of cultural/ political contexts. Since 2000, he has exhibited in biennales in Shanghai, Venice, Gwangju, Busan and Guangzhou, etc.


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