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Ian Cheng 鄭曦然

born 1984, United States
works New York City
Works by Ian Cheng include Digital and Animation.

There are 1 objects by Ian Cheng from the M+ Collection available online.

M+ Magazine

Video still of two long images. They are displayed on top of one another. Each depicts scenes rendered in a 1980’s style video game aesthetic showing people in space suits firing futuristic weapons at one another. A CCCP satellite with a hammer and sickle is visible in the background, as are US spaceships which also feature modules made out of Cola-Cola cans.
Video still of two long images. They are displayed on top of one another. Each depicts scenes rendered in a 1980’s style video game aesthetic showing people in space suits firing futuristic weapons at one another. A CCCP satellite with a hammer and sickle is visible in the background, as are US spaceships which also feature modules made out of Cola-Cola cans.

The Digital Art Revolution

From ‘Zen for TV’ to ‘Touch for Luck’, a brief history of new media at M+
12 mins: 
Digital  /  Article
Video still showing a smiling woman gesturing to two artworks in a gallery space. On the floor is a short pedestal displaying an installation artwork of shiny red tin cans standing upright and intermittently stacked atop one another in various arrangements on the ground. Hanging on the wall directly behind is a vinyl painting on canvas with a border of red and white stripes. Colourful shapes, expressive lines, squiggles, and dots fill the canvas, anchored by a stack of three blue ellipses in the centre.
Video still showing a smiling woman gesturing to two artworks in a gallery space. On the floor is a short pedestal displaying an installation artwork of shiny red tin cans standing upright and intermittently stacked atop one another in various arrangements on the ground. Hanging on the wall directly behind is a vinyl painting on canvas with a border of red and white stripes. Colourful shapes, expressive lines, squiggles, and dots fill the canvas, anchored by a stack of three blue ellipses in the centre.

Inside ‘Individuals, Networks, Expressions’

Join curators Pauline J. Yao and Lesley Ma on a virtual tour of the visual art exhibition ‘Individuals, Networks, Expressions’
28 mins: 
M+ Exhibitions  /  Video
Two images side by side. The image on the left is of an oil painting on canvas in which the entire canvas is covered in crimson paint that varies in shade. The entire surface is covered in sinuous lines created by fingers moving through the paint. The image on the right shows an artwork installed in a gallery space. The work consists of multiple digital screens combined to create one large screen. On the screen is an animated creature with a bright red, spiky, serpentine body. Small objects fall through the air and land around the creature. Two people, one of whom is holding up a smartphone, stand watching the screens.
Two images side by side. The image on the left is of an oil painting on canvas in which the entire canvas is covered in crimson paint that varies in shade. The entire surface is covered in sinuous lines created by fingers moving through the paint. The image on the right shows an artwork installed in a gallery space. The work consists of multiple digital screens combined to create one large screen. On the screen is an animated creature with a bright red, spiky, serpentine body. Small objects fall through the air and land around the creature. Two people, one of whom is holding up a smartphone, stand watching the screens.

How Did You Two Meet? Uncovering Hidden Connections Between M+’s Visual Artworks

A curator from M+’s Visual Art team introduces two of the oldest and newest visual artworks that will be on display in the museum next year
4 mins: 
Visual Art  /  Article

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