EPISODE · Dec 5, 2023 · 56 MIN
Ep.87 | Artist Chang Wen Hsuan on the global role of paper as a social movement and activism, the boiling frog syndrome in Taiwan, and the international suicide award.
from The Last Supper - Art in Asia · host Oscar Venhuis
Taiwanese-based artist Chang Wen Hsuan discussed the roles of paper as a social movement and as a tool for activism, the challenge of normalisation, how a new generation appears to have a disembodied experience about current affairs in Taiwan and addressed her work the international suicide award. The artistic practice of Chang Wen Hsuan questions the narrative structure of institutionalised history with re-readings, re-writing, and suggestions of fictional alternatives in order to expose the power tensions embedded in historical narratives. Through versatile platforms including installations, videos, and lectures, she often navigates skewed documentations and first-person accounts to trigger reflections on how the understanding of history affects the purport of the present and thrust of the future. In 2018, she launched the project Writing FACTory. Prizes and awards include the Taipei Art Awards(2018), Kaohsiung Awards(2015), and Lin Yutang Literary Prize(2012). She has presented projects in Taiwan, China, Korea, USA, Singapore, Germany, Mexico, etc. More on www.thelastsupper.asia ----- Christie's Education Enjoy 15% Discount and Join a virtual or in-person art course, lecture, workshop, city or art gallery visit. Use 'LASTSUPPER15' discount code. See programme > ----- Follow The Last Supper Website: www.thelastsupper.asia Instagram: @thelastsupper.asia Newsletter: www.thelastsupper.asia/newsletter
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