This is the second T-2 exhibition at MOMA Contemporary in Fukuoka, Japan. This solo exhibition series, aimed at increasing Japanese audience’s understanding of Taiwanese contemporary art, was held from 1997-2002. Yao Jui-Chung's installation piece, ‘The world is for all’, the last part of a series that he worked on since 1994, deals consistently with issues of identity for people in Taiwan. This catalogue includes an article by Mio Iwakiri and a brief biography of the artist.
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Onsite
publisher
Location code
MONS.YJC2
Language
English,
Japanese
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Publication/Creation date
2000
No of copies
2
Content type
artist monograph,
catalogue
Chapter headings
Three Travles Looking for Identity: The Last Chapter - Yao Jui-chung 'World is for All' - Mio IWAKIRI, 岩切みお
The World is for all - China beyond China: Yao Jui-Chung, 天下為公行動 - 中國外的中國： 姚瑞中
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