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120 Broadway

Manuel Acevedo
Negar Ahkami
Kenseth Armstead*
Michael Cataldi*
Lishan Chang
Kevin Cooley*
Cesar Cornejo
Dave Eppley
Lilah Freedland
Marc Ganzglass
Rossana Martinez*
Jillian McDonald
John Movius
Laura Nova
Sarah Oppenheimer
Kristen Schiele*

200 Hudson St.

Yasser Aggour
Scott Andresen*
Hrafnhildur Arnardottir*
Michael Bilsborough*
Michelle Handelman
Yoko Inoue
Diego Medina*
Trong Nguyen
Xaviera Simmons
Mary Ellen Strom
Roberto Visani

Writers
Jill Magi*
Ranbir Sidhu*

Visiting Artists
Albert Heta, ArtsLink Fellow
Klaus Schafler, Workspace Fellow

On-Site Assistant
Angelo Angeles

* Audio interview


Born and raised in Taiwan, Chang moved to New York City in 1997. In an artistic career that stretches over a decade, his works have been shown in many solo as well as group exhibitions. In 2004, Chang received a grant for outstanding artists from the National Culture and Arts Foundation of Taiwan. His work, Storage Memory, garnered unanimous praise from the judging panel and was awarded the largest-ever grant of its category.
www.changlishan.com


Spring Sprout, 2004
Site-specific installation; more than 2,000 loaves of burnt baguette (“blackery”)
98’ x 28’
“Each “blackery” takes the place of a Chinese calligraphic brushstroke, so that the resulting image pays homage to an ancient Chinese art form and “updates” it, bringing it into the 21st century.”
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Frame To The Other End, 2006
2, 200 ft square
“Taking door and window frames as its starting point, Frame to the Other End, is a three-dimensional multimedia project combining electroacoustic music and black light with such materials as papers, feathers, and cotton knitting yarns to create an environment where colors, shapes, textures and sound are all raised equally to the foreground.”
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