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Michael Lin 林明弘

born 1964, Japan
works Taipei
Works by Michael Lin include Painting and Installation.

There are 2 objects by Michael Lin from the M+ Collection available online.

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An image is split into two parts. On the left, a man dressed in a blue shirt , sits in conversation in a white-walled gallery space. Behind him on the wall are three paintings featuring a decorative design of flowers. On the right is a sign language interpreter.
An image is split into two parts. On the left, a man dressed in a blue shirt , sits in conversation in a white-walled gallery space. Behind him on the wall are three paintings featuring a decorative design of flowers. On the right is a sign language interpreter.

Painting Possibilities: Michael Lin’s Relational Art with Hong Kong Sign Language

Conceptual artist and painter Michael Lin discusses his practice and how he connects his artwork with audiences
7 mins: 
Visual Art  / Design and Architecture  /  Video
Oil painting on canvas of a cluster of large pink and blue flowers with rainbow coloured leaves and white and yellow baby’s-breath, repeated in an offset pattern on a dark red backdrop.
Oil painting on canvas of a cluster of large pink and blue flowers with rainbow coloured leaves and white and yellow baby’s-breath, repeated in an offset pattern on a dark red backdrop.

Taiwanese Contemporary Artists: Navigating Local and Global Perspectives

Join us on a journey through Taiwanese visual art from the 1970s to the present, exploring themes of immigration and historical recollection
6 mins: 
Visual Art  / Moving Image  /  Article
An installation artwork consisting of two cream-coloured armchairs in a corner with a metal ashtray bin in between them. Five canvases with a graphic print of flowers on a pink background hang on the white walls above them. This print also appears on the side and back of the left armchair, and on the seat cushion of the right armchair. The chairs and ashtray bin sit atop a polished wooden floor.
An installation artwork consisting of two cream-coloured armchairs in a corner with a metal ashtray bin in between them. Five canvases with a graphic print of flowers on a pink background hang on the white walls above them. This print also appears on the side and back of the left armchair, and on the seat cushion of the right armchair. The chairs and ashtray bin sit atop a polished wooden floor.

A Close Look at Michael Lin’s Relational Artwork ‘Untitled (Cigarette Break)’

Known for using floral textile patterns in his artwork, Michael Lin reimagines the possibilities of painting—approaching it not as something to revere but rather to engage with
3 mins: 
Visual Art  /  Article
An artist, Michael Lin, dressed in a blue shirt and jeans, sits in conversation in a white-walled gallery space. He gestures with his arms. Behind him on the wall are three paintings featuring a decorative design of flowers.
An artist, Michael Lin, dressed in a blue shirt and jeans, sits in conversation in a white-walled gallery space. He gestures with his arms. Behind him on the wall are three paintings featuring a decorative design of flowers.

Painting Possibilities: Michael Lin’s Relational Art

Conceptual artist and painter Michael Lin discusses his practice and how he connects his artwork with audiences
6 mins: 
Visual Art  / Design and Architecture  /  Video

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