I’m delighted to announce that “How Loneliness Goes” will be presented as a solo exhibition as part of the 2015 M1 Singapore Fringe Festival. The show will run from January 14 – 25 at ION Art.
Further details can be found here.
This is the Facebook event page.
It will be my largest exhibition to date — I’ll be showing 23 prints from the series — and I hope to see everyone there.
I’m so pleased to be part of “Ten Million Rooms of Yearning. Sex in Hong Kong” by Para/Site. This multi-venue exhibition is conceived by Cosmin Costinas and Chantal Wong. My work will be hosted at Connecting Space in North Point from May 10th until July 6th.
Participating artists & academics: Au Shek-yan, Cao Fei, Luis Chan, Chien-Chi Chang, Eileen Chang, Irene Chou, Choy Ka Fai + Rianto, Chu Hing Wah, Hon Chi-fun, Ines Doujak, Richard Fung, Petula Ho Sik-ying, Hou Chun-Ming, Katrien Jacobs, Eisa Jocson, William E. Jones, Meiro Koizumi, Agung Kurniawan, Yayoi Kusama, Lam Hoi-sin, Lee Kit, Isaac Leung, Ma Jir-Bo, Antonio Mak, Nguan, Nguyen Tan Hoang, Erkka Nissinen, Hélio Oiticica, Willem de Rooij, Roee Rosen, Angela Su, Hito Steyerl, Wong Wai-yim, Danh Vo, William Yang, Yau Ching, Ricky Yeung Sau-churk, Trevor Yeung, and Zhou Tao.
New York City, 2013
Thank you to John Mahoney/American Photo for this review of my book “How Loneliness Goes”.
Coney Island, 2011
I’m pleased to announce my new book, “How Loneliness Goes”. It comes in an edition of 220 signed and numbered copies.
Details:
Cloth bound with tip-on, four colour offset
48 pages with 27 colour plates
10 inches x 10.5 inches
Here are some sample pages.
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Review in American Photo
Interview with The Great Leap Sideways
Book du jour on Self Publish, Be Happy
OH! Open House — Singapore’s only art walk – takes art out of traditional spaces and into a different neighbourhood every year. I’m part of 2013’s edition, which in the words of curator Alan Oei aims to “complicate the narrative” regarding the country’s opulent Marina Bay district.
As part of the ticketed tour, I will show three large photographs in the reception area of Deutsche Bank, alongside installations by PHUNK and Shubigi Rao. In addition I have five smaller pieces from my “Singapore” series at Marina Bay Link Mall, which can be seen for free — seven days a week — during the month of January.
My Singapore work is part of this year’s Angkor Photo Festival, December 1-8 in Siem Reap, Cambodia. The full programme can be downloaded here. I’m delighted to be in such good company! Many thanks to Françoise Callier and my friend Sean Lee.
