Charwei Tsai will be part of the group show Welcome, Stranger, to this Place opening on March 20th, 2021 at the University of the Arts in Tokyo. The exhibition focuses on the feeling of displacement and defamiliarization that has been generated by the current pandemic and how it has affected daily life.
Charwei Tsai será parte de la Art Explora Residency en París en la primavera de 2021. La asociación está ubicada en Montmartre, a unos pasos de la iglesia del Sagrado Corazón en París. Desde 1971, La Cité Internationale des arts ha venido desarrollando programas de residencia con capacidad de 40 estudios. Durante su residencia, la […]
“Rituel·le·s” à l’IAC From 30 October 2020 to 31 January 2021
The collection We Came Whirling Out of Nothingness, by the artist Tsai Charwei, is aimed for discovering the intriguing relation between human history and the forms of organisms. Similar swirls are repeatedly shown in all scales, from the tiny shell of a snail to the infinite galaxy. The mystery of whirling figures connects the space […]
Out of the more than 100 videos collected by Mr. Miyatsu in the past 25 years, the exhibition “Daisuke Miyatsu: 25 years of video art – A point of transit signals from East and South East Asia” presents a selection of 8 classical works by East Asian artists as media representatives of Mr. Miyatsu’s perspective on […]
Charwei Tsai’s video installation Hear Her Singing 2017 was made in collaboration with Tibetan filmmaker Tsering Tashi Gyalthang. Commissioned by the Hayward Gallery, the work takes the universality of song to create a platform for refugees and asylum seekers currently living or detained in the United Kingdom. Through a series of film installations, the artist presents […]
‘Water’ opens this summer at GOMA, exploring the vital element which sustains all life on Earth. From major immersive experiences to smaller-scale treasures by Australian and international artists, the exhibition will highlight this precious resource and spark conversations about the environmental and social challenges we face today.
Charwei Tsai’s videos bring some sense of nostalgic feeling from the songs sang by women in detention center in London, which emphasise her investigation of memory of homeland within their despair and displacement.
Charwei Tsai will be a part an interactive exhibition The Power of Intention: Reinventing the (Prayer) Wheel and formally ushers in the Rubin’s Year of Power.
Root of Desire, Charwei Tsai’s solo exhibition, will be on view at the TKG+ in Taipei. The exhibition will be on display until January 20, 2018.
The “Minimalism: Space, Light, Object” exposition, held at the ArtScience Museum in Singapore, will be hosting works from Charwei Tsai. The works will be on view until April 14, 2019.