Pak Sheung Chuen www.oneeyeman.com

Pak Sheung Chuen
www.oneeyeman.com
portfolio online: www.pakpark.blogspot.com　blogger: www.oneeyeman.blogspot.com
Pak Sheung Chuen (Hong Kong, 1977 - vive e lavora tra Hong Kong e New York) è un artista
concettuale, performer e scrittore; è stato editorialista per le arti visive sul quotidiano di Hong Kong
“Mingpao”. Il suo lavoro è una profonda riflessione, al tempo stesso poetica e ironica, sulla realtà
quotidiana. Vincitore nel 2005 del premio Overseas Exchange Prize (Chinese Performance Art)
assegnato dal Museo di Macao. Una borsa di studio della Lee Hysan Fundation assegnata nel 2006
dall’Istituto Asiatico di Cultura gli consente di iniziare a lavorare a New York.
Tra le esposizioni ricordiamo: Triennale di Guangzhou (2008), Triennale di Yokohama (2008),
Biennale di Busan (2006). Un suo lavoro permanente è installato alla biblioteca 58th Street Branch di
New York. Ha pubblicato due libri: Odd One In: Hong Kong Diary e See Walk What on 1 July.
1977
Nato nella provincia del Fujian, China.
1984
Immigrato a Hong Kong.
2002
Laureato in Fine Arts alla Chinese University di Hong Kong; laurea breve in Teologia.
2002
Fonda il “2nd Floor 5 Sons Studio” a Fotan con quattro compagni di classe.
2004
Editorialista per le arti visive sul quotidiano di Hong Kong “Mingpao” (fino al 2006).
2005
Pubblica due libri: “See Walk What on 1 July” and “Odd One In: Hong Kong Diary”.
Vince l’Oversea Exchange Prize assegnato dal museo d’Arte di Macao nell’ambito della
mostra “Inward Gazes – Documentaries of Chinese Performance Arts” (2005)
2006
Partecipa a numerose mostre internazionali tra cui la Biennale di Busan. Vince una borsa di
studio di 12 mesi negli U.S.A. assegnata dalla Fondazione Lee Hysan per l’Asian Cultural
Council.
2007
Residenza all’ISCP (International Studio & Curatorial Program) di New York
2008
Installazione permanente dal titolo “page 22” alla biblioteca 58th Street Branch di New York
Mostre Personali
2008
“Pak Sheung Chuen Solo”, Vitamin Creative Space, Guangzhou (Cina)
2007
“Page 22”, Bilbioteca 58th Street Branch, New York
2006
“Artysta z Hong Kongu”, WAA Art Space, Varsavia
2004
2008年
“Overlapping” (Solo), A’ha Bar.Gallery, Hong Kong
Principali mostre collettive
2009
“Charming Experience”, Hong Kong Museum of Art, Hong Kong
2008
“YOKOHAMA 2008: International Triennials of Contemporary Art”, Yokohama
“Guangzhou Triennials 2008”, Guangzhou Museum of Art, Guangzhou (Cina)
“Sprout from White Night”, Bonniers konsthall, Stockholm (Sweden)
“Connection”, Hanart Gallery, Beijing
“Map Games”, Today Art Gallery, Beijing
“Du Dialogue Social”, Motorenhalle, Dresden (Germany)
“Ethnographies of the Future”, Rotunda Gallery, New York
“China China China!!! Chinese Contemporary Art Beyond the Global Market”, Palazzo
Strozzi, Florence
“Everyday Anomalies”, Phoenix Art, Brighton (England)
“Dare to Struggle, Dare to Win”, Deutsche Bank Gallery, New York
2007
“China Power Station: Part II”, Astrup Fearnley Museum of Modern Art, Oslo
“Time After Time”, Hollywood Centre, Hong Kong
“Reversing Horizons” Artist Reflections of the Hong Kong Handover 10th Anniversary,
MOCA, Shanghai
“I Love Mongkok”, Langham Place, Hong Kong
“Among others…”, Para/Site Art Space, Hong Kong
“Out Look Shenzhen”, Coco Park, Shenzhen “AIRPORT: Flying thought”, Space E6,
ShenZhen
“China’s Performance Art Photography”, 798 Inter Art Center, Beijing
“The Reading Records of Cities”, 798 M Art Space, Beijing
“Inside Looking Out”, Osage Art Gallery, Hong Kong
“Stranger”, Contemporary Art Factory, Tokyo
“Arrivals and Departures: New Art Perspectives of Hong Kong”, Urbis, Manchester
2006
“hk.cityu.hk: An art exhibition by Luke Ching and Tozer Pak” CityU Gallery, Hong
Kong
“Prison Art Museum”, Victoria Prison, Hong Kong
“Busan Biennale 2006”, Busan Contemporary Museum, Busan
“Yellow Box Art Project”, Shanghai
“Art in Progress” (Performance festival in Paris), Paris
“Realm with No Coordinates”, NTUE Nan Hai Gallery, Taipei
“Away”, 1a Space, Hong Kong
“Fotanian 2006”, Fotan Industrial Centre, Hong Kong
2005
“Inward Gazes – Documentaries of Chinese Performance Arts”, Macao Museum of Art, Macao
“In Between Meals”, Programme of Business of Design Week 2005, Central MTR Station Art Tube,
Hong Kong
“Power Plays (Artists Challenge Authorities)”, Para/Site Art Space, Hong Kong
2004
“Fotanian 2004”, Fotan Industrial Centre, Hong Kong
“melbourneconnectionasia 2004”, urbanart group inc, Melbourne
“Toys’bout”, Habitus Design Space, Hong Kong
“Man Made - A Project about Masculinity and Art”, Para/Site Art Space, Hong Kong
2003
“A time like this ... Zeiten wie diese...”, Para/Site Art Space, Hong Kong
“Fotanian 2003”, Fotan Industrial Centre, Hong Kong
2002
“Invitational Exhibition by Department of Architecture”, The Chinese University of Hong
Kong, Hong Kong
“Graduation Exhibition of Fine Arts”, Art Museum, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
“Small, Hands, Made” Sculpture Exhibition, Hui’s Gallery, New Asia College, The Chinese
University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
2001
“Hong Kong Art Biennial Exhibition 2001”, Hong Kong Museum of Art
“Mission / Vision: an artistic dialogue with religion”, Para/Site Art Space, Hong Kong
2000
“Gordon Lo and Tozer Pak Joint Exhibition”, Sir Run Run Shaw Hall, The Chinese
University of Hong Kong
Premi:
2006
Lee Hysan Foundation Fellowship (12 months in USA) of Asian Cultural Council (Hong
Kong/2006)
2005
Oversea Exchange Prize, “Inward Gazes – Documentaries of Chinese Performance
Arts”(2005), Macao Museum of Art.
(http://www.artmuseum.gov.mo/show.asp?prg_id=2005111601&language=3)
2001
Hui's Academy Fine Arts Award (2D / Mixed Media), “Annual Art Exhibition of The
Department of Fine Arts 2001”, New Asia College, The Chinese University of Hong Kong.
2000
The Culture Corner Art Academy Fine Arts Award, “Annual Art Exhibition of The
Department of Fine Arts 2000”, New Asia College, The Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Pubblicazioni:
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PAK Shuung-chuen (2005), See Walk What on 1 July, Hong Kong: Artopia Publishing Limited
and 70+ art/words
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PAK Shuung-chuen (2005), Odd One In: Hong Kong Diary, Hong Kong: Artopia Publishing
Limited and 70+ art/words.