Tishan Hsu
Ugelvig profiles Chinese American artist Tishan Hsu, highlighting her exhibition Tishan Hsu: Delete at the Empty Gallery in Hong Kong, China from March 26 to May 25, 2019. Hsu's early work provokes a strange corporeal response that speaks directly to the particular experience of inhabiting a bo...
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| description | Ugelvig profiles Chinese American artist Tishan Hsu, highlighting her exhibition Tishan Hsu: Delete at the Empty Gallery in Hong Kong, China from March 26 to May 25, 2019. Hsu's early work provokes a strange corporeal response that speaks directly to the particular experience of inhabiting a body in a digital age. While echoing the historical preoccupations of much cybernetic art of the past 30 years, Hsu has remained outside its canon. Born in Boston MA and raised in Switzerland and Wisconsin to Shanghainese immigrant parents, he started making art in his teens but chose to study architecture at MIT before moving to New York in 1975. |
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