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TikTok Performance Series (10 videos), 2020-21 Online Exhibition Click to view here: https://pleasequeuehere.com/online-show
Transformation Series - Head Smash, 2020
Transformation Series - Phone Drop, 2020
Transformation Series - Jump, 2020
SWIPE DOWN, 2020
SWIPE LEFT, 2020
Poses for Reality, 2020
Viral Challenge, 2020
One Finger at a Time, 2020
Savage Cat, 2020
Bored in the House, 2020
Mirror Synesthetes: A Journey to the Big Other, 2019
LINGUA FRANCA curated by PleaseQueueHere, exhibition at 146 Royal College St. Camden, London.
Other artists include: Philip Reeves, Miriam Naeh, James Sirrell, Paolo Salvador
Performers: Coralie Calfond and Pinelopi Mousga
Also exhibited at South London Gallery “Working Progress” 29th February - 26th April 2020
门WALK (MunWalk), 2019
‘门WALK’ is a performance based on a science fiction story written by Rachel Cheung about the futures of China, in response to her experiences in Beijing during the Red Mansion residency.
The two performers embody a character from Beijing, who wears strange, futuristic and garish garments representing day-to-day life in a future China.
The Chinese character 门 translates as gate or door, recalling Chinese superstitions around walking through passageways to bring luck and prosperity in the future. The character is also a reference to the Red Gate Gallery (红门画廊) which kindly hosted the artists during the residency.
For the performance installation, 门 is printed onto the floor, forming a catwalk that the performers walk up and down, while the soundtrack plays. This catwalk is printed with images of cracks and rubble, a reference to the constant destruction and rebuilding of the Beijing cityscape.
In modern Beijing, the popularity of high fashion in the city centre created a façade of power, capital and elitism, which can be found in the various strange merchandise and accessories such as China’s love for cats, misprinted t-shirts, and kitsch designs, all contributing to ‘门WALK’.
Duration: 11mins
Performers: Hai Lin Leung, Shih-Ting Wang, Yu Han Lu, Soi Teng Hun, Yi-Ting Huang Photo by Ilme Vysniauskaite
This work is supported by The Goldsmiths Alumni and Friends Fund 2019
Thanks to The Red Mansion Foundation for supporting this opportunity for artists and The Royal Academy of Arts for hosting this year’s Art Prize Exhibition.
https://www.royalacademy.org.uk/exhibition/the-red-mansion-art-prize-exhibition-2019
‘门WALK’, 2019, The Red Mansion Art Prize Exhibition at The Royal Academy of Arts, London. 18th - 29th May 2019
Winners of this exhibition include: Rachel Cheung, Ibrahim Cisse, Débora Delmar, Ant Hamlyn, Paula Morison, Joe Richardson
Performers: Hai Lin Leung, Shih-Ting Wang, Yu Han Lu, Soi Teng Hun, Yi-Ting Huang Photo by Ilme Vysniauskaite
‘门WALK’ is Supported by The Goldsmiths Alumni and Friends Fund 2019
‘门WALK’, 2019, The Red Mansion Art Prize Exhibition at The Royal Academy of Arts, London. 18th - 29th May 2019
Performers: Hai Lin Leung, Shih-Ting Wang, Yu Han Lu, Soi Teng Hun, Yi-Ting Huang Photo by Ilme Vysniauskaite
Supported by The Goldsmiths Alumni and Friends Fund 2019
‘门WALK’, 2019, The Red Mansion Art Prize Exhibition at The Royal Academy of Arts, London. 18th - 29th May 2019
Performers: Hai Lin Leung, Shih-Ting Wang, Yu Han Lu, Soi Teng Hun, Yi-Ting Huang Photo by Ilme Vysniauskaite
Supported by The Goldsmiths Alumni and Friends Fund 2019
‘门WALK’, 2019, The Red Mansion Art Prize Exhibition at The Royal Academy of Arts, London. 18th - 29th May 2019
Performers: Hai Lin Leung, Shih-Ting Wang, Yu Han Lu, Soi Teng Hun, Yi-Ting Huang Photo by Ilme Vysniauskaite
Supported by The Goldsmiths Alumni and Friends Fund 2019
‘门WALK’, 2019, The Red Mansion Art Prize Exhibition at The Royal Academy of Arts, London. 18th - 29th May 2019 Performers: Hai Lin Leung, Shih-Ting Wang, Yu Han Lu, Soi Teng Hun, Yi-Ting Huang Photo by Ilme Vysniauskaite
Supported by The Goldsmiths Alumni and Friends Fund 2019
‘门WALK’, 2019, The Red Mansion Art Prize Exhibition at The Royal Academy of Arts, London. 18th - 29th May 2019 Performers: Hai Lin Leung, Shih-Ting Wang, Yu Han Lu, Soi Teng Hun, Yi-Ting Huang Photo by Ilme Vysniauskaite
Supported by The Goldsmiths Alumni and Friends Fund 2019
‘门WALK’, 2019, The Red Mansion Art Prize Exhibition at The Royal Academy of Arts, London. 18th - 29th May 2019 Performers: Hai Lin Leung, Shih-Ting Wang, Yu Han Lu, Soi Teng Hun, Yi-Ting Huang Photo by Ilme Vysniauskaite
Supported by The Goldsmiths Alumni and Friends Fund 2019
‘门WALK’, 2019, The Red Mansion Art Prize Exhibition at The Royal Academy of Arts, London. 18th - 29th May 2019 Performers: Hai Lin Leung, Shih-Ting Wang, Yu Han Lu, Soi Teng Hun, Yi-Ting Huang Photo by Ilme Vysniauskaite Supported by The Goldsmiths Alumni and Friends Fund 2019
‘门WALK’, 2019, The Red Mansion Art Prize Exhibition at The Royal Academy of Arts, London. 18th - 29th May 2019 Photo by Ilme Vysniauskaite
BG2.1, 2018
BG2.1, 2018 Performance by RSY Cheung
Performed by Rachel Cheung at Bei Gao Studios, Feijiacun Village, Beijing.
China’s active redevelopment plans on shanty towns struggles to finance the increasing investments. With the current plans of demolishing artist’s studios and residential areas at Feijiacun village and Shangri-la studios, Rachel Cheung performs an envision of future living spaces at BG2 studio on a small platform of the mezzanine. She will perform imagined upgrades of mundane village lifestyles through telling stories and sound pieces, that reflect crammed and shanty ways of living but redeveloped as BG2.1.
On night of this performance, the studios received a month notice from the government for demolishing the site. As part of open studios group exhibition with artists in Residents of Red Gate Gallery, September 2018.
BG2.1, 2018 Performance by RSY Cheung
Performed by Rachel Cheung at Bei Gao Studios, Feijiacun Village, Beijing.
China's active redevelopment plans on shanty towns struggles to finance the increasing investments. With the current plans of demolishing artist's studios and residential areas at Feijiacun village and Shangri-la studios, Rachel Cheung performs an envision of future living spaces at BG2 studio on a small platform of the mezzanine. She will perform imagined upgrades of mundane village lifestyles through telling stories and sound pieces, that reflect crammed and shanty ways of living but redeveloped as BG2.1.
On night of this performance, the studios received a month notice from the government for demolishing the site. As part of open studios group exhibition with artists in Residents of Red Gate Gallery, September 2018.
A-B-C-D, 2018-9
A-B-C-D, 2018 Performance by RSY Cheung
‘Introducing the preservation of the future… Absence of what is to become in the future, will be conserved as the past. Cold chills that freeze us in time, freeze us into the future.’ - RSY Cheung, 2018
‘A-B-C-D’ is a four-part installation performance, where the gallery becomes the artist’s ‘cold room’ for the production of four speculative art objects of the future : ‘A’ (AUTOMATION), ‘B’ (BOX), ‘C’(CONSERVE), ‘D’ (DISSOLVE).
The ‘specimens’ will be performed on these dates: ‘A’ (AUTOMATION): Thu 6 Dec, 8 – 8.30pm
‘B’ (BOX): Sat 15 Dec, 4.15 – 4.45pm
‘C’ (CONSERVE): Fri 4 Jan 2019, 3 – 3.30pm
‘D’ (DISSOLVE): Fri 11 Jan 2019, 3 – 3.30pm
The making of each specimen in ‘A-B-C-D’ plays with the speculative futures of artists’ spaces, considering the homogenisation of living and working spaces and the performative role of making art objects and artistic processes. The live performances look at the relationship between physical and virtual materials and the role of the human bodies within a performance space; playing between ‘hard’ and ‘soft’ spaces, Cheung examines the position of the human body using choreographic and improvised movements that activate the installations. The residual actions left behind after the performances allows for speculation of imagined actions and methods. As these specimens are made in succession, they perhaps gradually indicate a pattern to predict the making of future objects.
As part of ‘2068′ Group Exhibition with Maria Sarkis, Anna Mikkola and Paul Chapellier at SPACE art Gallery, London in celebration of the SPACE’s 50th anniversary.
‘A-B-C-D’- AUTOMATION 06.12.18
‘A-B-C-D’ is a four-part installation performance held over 15th November 2018 - 12th January 2019, as part of a group exhibition ‘2068’ at SPACE Gallery in Hackney, London. The gallery becomes the artist’s ‘cold room’ for the production of four speculative art objects of the future. Performance by Rachel Cheung As part of ‘2068′ Group Exhibition with Maria Sarkis, Anna Mikkola and Paul Chapellier at SPACE art Gallery, London in celebration of the SPACE’s 50th anniversary.
‘A-B-C-D’- BOX 15.12.18
‘A-B-C-D’ is a four-part installation performance held over 15th November 2018 - 12th January 2019, as part of a group exhibition ‘2068’ at SPACE Gallery in Hackney, London. The gallery becomes the artist’s ‘cold room’ for the production of four speculative art objects of the future. Performance by Rachel Cheung As part of ‘2068′ Group Exhibition with Maria Sarkis, Anna Mikkola and Paul Chapellier at SPACE art Gallery, London in celebration of the SPACE’s 50th anniversary.