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Sigg Prize 2019 Exhibition

Sigg Prize 2019 Exhibition

7 Dec 2019
17 May 2020
Location: M+ Pavilion

The Sigg Prize 2019 Exhibition presents work by the six artists shortlisted for the prize: Hu Xiaoyuan (Born 1977, Harbin, Heilongjiang Province. Lives and works in Beijing), Liang Shuo (Born 1976, Tianjin. Lives and works in Beijing), Lin Yilin (Born 1964, Guangzhou, Guangdong Province. Lives and works in New York), Shen Xin (Born 1990, Chengdu, Sichuan Province. Lives and works in Minneapolis and Amsterdam), Tao Hui (Born 1987, Yunyang, Sichuan Province. Lives and works in Beijing), and Samson Young (Born 1979, Hong Kong. Lives and works in Hong Kong). These artists encompass different generations and geographies and work across a range of mediums, including sculpture, site-specific installation, video, and performance. Their practices articulate clear perspectives on topics that defy easy categorisation, and the work featured in this exhibition addresses pressing questions that resonate across contexts.

Prize Winner

Finalists

M+ Magazine

Installation artwork consisting of abstract, triangular forms created out of steel bars and torn silk in shades of beige and brown. A block of wood leans against one of the structures. Thin metal poles with wooden bases are also interspersed. On top of the thin metal poles are small pedestals carrying small objects.

Hu Xiaoyuan, Spheres of Doubt, 2019. Steel bar, marble, wood, raw silk, wooden stick, sea water–eroded limestone, glass cup, body soap, castiron scale, brick, cement, bird’s nest, and passion fruit. Dimensions variable. Commissioned by M+, Hong Kong. Installation view, 2019. Photo: Winnie Yeung @ iMAGE28

Photograph of bamboo structure, similar to bamboo scaffolding. In the centre of the image, a rectangular frame formed from the bamboo structure focuses on a side-view of the M+ building.

Liang Shuo, In the Peak, 2019. Bamboo, plastic mesh, branches, and artificial flowers. Dimensions variable. Commissioned by M+, Hong Kong. Installation view, 2019. Photo: Winnie Yeung @ iMAGE28

Video still depicting two people sitting on the ground, and both looking to their left.

Shen Xin, Provocation of the Nightingale, 2017. Four-channel video installation (colour, sound), 53 min. M+, Hong Kong. Gift of Wang Bing, 2018. Image: Courtesy of the artist.

A man dressed in a brown robe of a Franciscan monk stands in the square in front of a building. He is surrounded by a watching crowd of people.

Lin Yilin. The Back, 2019. Three-channel video (colour, sound), 15 min. 30 sec. Commissioned by MAXXI, Rome. Image: Courtesy of the artist and MAXXI, Rome.

Installation artwork consisting of abstract, triangular forms created out of steel bars and torn silk in shades of beige and brown. A block of wood leans against one of the structures. Thin metal poles with wooden bases are also interspersed. On top of the thin metal poles are small pedestals carrying small objects.

Hu Xiaoyuan, Spheres of Doubt, 2019. Steel bar, marble, wood, raw silk, wooden stick, sea water–eroded limestone, glass cup, body soap, castiron scale, brick, cement, bird’s nest, and passion fruit. Dimensions variable. Commissioned by M+, Hong Kong. Installation view, 2019. Photo: Winnie Yeung @ iMAGE28

Photograph of bamboo structure, similar to bamboo scaffolding. In the centre of the image, a rectangular frame formed from the bamboo structure focuses on a side-view of the M+ building.

Liang Shuo, In the Peak, 2019. Bamboo, plastic mesh, branches, and artificial flowers. Dimensions variable. Commissioned by M+, Hong Kong. Installation view, 2019. Photo: Winnie Yeung @ iMAGE28

Video still depicting two people sitting on the ground, and both looking to their left.

Shen Xin, Provocation of the Nightingale, 2017. Four-channel video installation (colour, sound), 53 min. M+, Hong Kong. Gift of Wang Bing, 2018. Image: Courtesy of the artist.

A man dressed in a brown robe of a Franciscan monk stands in the square in front of a building. He is surrounded by a watching crowd of people.

Lin Yilin. The Back, 2019. Three-channel video (colour, sound), 15 min. 30 sec. Commissioned by MAXXI, Rome. Image: Courtesy of the artist and MAXXI, Rome.

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