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Work by Yuchen Chang: open wooden pavilion facing a misty lake and mountains, with small fragments suspended in the air across the view.
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Satellite Residency

Yuchen Chang

Work by Yuchen Chang: open wooden pavilion facing a misty lake and mountains, with small fragments suspended in the air across the view.
Work by Yuchen Chang: hundreds of small white sculpted fragments arranged in rows on the floor of a room with a teal-painted wall.
Work by Yuchen Chang: pencil drawing of small rock-like fragments above a handwritten table of notes, on white paper.
Work by Yuchen Chang: small framed pencil drawing of a clustered form in a blue frame, on a mottled teal wall.
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Yuchen Chang works in an interdisciplinary manner -- writing as weaving, drawing as translation, teaching as hospitality and commerce as everyday revolution (see Use Value). By constantly entering and exiting each medium, she strolls against the category of things, the labor division among people.

Yuchen was an artist in residence at MASS MoCA (North Adams), Offshore (Sabah), Museum of Art and Design (New York), Bananafish Books (Shanghai) and Textile Art Center (Brooklyn). She has shown/performed her works at Abrons Art Center, UCCA Dune, Taikwun Contemporary, Para Site, Salt Projects, Assembly Room and etc. She also received Lumiarts Fellowship in 2012.

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