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2012 Taipei Biennial Spotlight: A Retrospetive
2012年台北雙年展現場直擊:一種回顧
November 6th, 2013Type: Image
Author: 張品杰 Editor: Rikey Tenn
Quote From: (原載於MOT/TIME明日誌,本文為作者未修改版)
Note: The audience may say that the 2012 Taipei Biennial challenges its audience most compared with the former, due to a considerable quantities of exhibited works included sorts of documents, photography, videos, installation, performance, furthermore, Taipei Fine Art Museum is not the only showground, it means you can't just grab it all in one time. Therefore the enormous, omnipresent characters of the exhibition are the metaphors referring to the Monster, the Monstrosity.
CHEN, Yin-yu/ James T. HONG; The Turner Archives (2011); photo courtesy of the artist
KAO, Chung-li; The Taste of Human Flesh (2010-2); photo courtesy of the artist
CHEN, Chieh-jen; Happiness Building I (2012); photo courtesy of the artist