The Second Asia-Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art exhibition catalogue (APT2)

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HoyCheong Born 1960 Penang, Malaysia Lives and works in Kuala Kubu Bharu, Selangor, Malaysia EDUCATION/TRAINING 1986 MFA, University of Massachusetts, Massachusetts, USA 1984 M.Ed ., Harvard University, Massachusetts, USA 1982 BA (Hons) (Literature & Fine Arts), Brandeis University, Massachusetts, USA SELECTED EXHIBITIONS Selected Solo Exhibitions 1996 'Of Migrants and Hevea Brasiliensis: Drawings and Installation', National Art Gallery, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 1991 'Selected Paintings and Drawings (1982-1991)', TheatreWorks, Fort Canning Centre, Singapore Selected Group Exhibitions 1995 'Visions of Happiness: Ten Asian Contemporary Artists', The Japan Foundation Forum, Tokyo, Japan 1994 'War Box, Lalang, Killing Tools', National Art Gallery, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 'Vision and Idea: ReLooking Modern Malaysian Art', National Art Gallery, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 1993 'What About Converging Extremes?', GaleriWan, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 'Anak Semua Bangsa (Child of all Nations)', GaleriWan, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 1992 'New Art from South-East Asia 1992', Metropolitan Art Space, Tokyo, Japan 'Artists' Regional Exchange', Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts, Perth, etc. Australia 1991 'ASEAN Travelling Exhibition of Painting, Photography and Children's Art', Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; Singapore; Indonesia; Brunei; The Philippines; Thailand 'Alter Art', TheatreWorks, Fort Canning Centre, Singapore 1990 'Artists' Call', GaleriWan, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 'Sook Ching (Purification By Elimination)', First International Video Arts Festival, National Art Gallery, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia ('91, '92, '93) GRANTS AND AWARDS 1992 Australian Cultural Award, Australian High Commission, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia COLLECTIONS Fukuoka Art Museum, Fukuoka, Japan National Art Gallery, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Singapore Art Museum, Singapore Canberra Institute of Art, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia University of Massachusetts, Amherst, USA ZIii•• Born 1964 Singapore Lives and works in Singapore EDUCATION/TRAINING 1995 Fine Arts Degree in Painting, AMIT La Salle College of the Arts, Singapore 1988 Diploma, La Salle College of the Arts, Singapore SELECTED EXHIBITIONS Selected Solo Exhibitions 1994 'ArToll-Labor', Kleve, Germany Video installation, Aziah sleeping. IV. on, Singapore Rodin Galerie, Bielefeld, Germany 'Artist Unlimited', Bielefeld, Germany 1992 'The New Criteria', The Substation, Singapore Group Exhibitions 1995 'Aziah Tidur', The Substation, Singapore 'Howl', The Substation, Singapore 'Growing Madness', The Substation, Singapore '7th Bangladesh Biennale', Dhaka, Bangladesh 1994 'Departure', The Substation, Singapore 'Artists General Assembly', 5th Passage Contemporary Art Space, Singapore 'DUA Performance', Produzentengalerie, Kassel, Germany 'Zauber(T)Raum', Gelsenkirshen, Germany 'Im The Luter', Rodin Galerie, Bielefeld, Germany 'Shower in the Mad House', Ar'T"oll-Labour, Kleve, Germany 'Wieder wachen weiss und wieder', Kunts Co-Op, Bielefeld, Germany 1993 'Art in Asia-Art in Singapore', World Trade Centre Exhibition Hall, presented by the Singapore National Museum Art Gallery, Singapore '2nd Sculpture Seminar-Work in Process', Singapore National Museum Art Gallery, etc. Singapore 1992 'The Space: The Singapore Festival of The Arts', Singapore 'The New Criteria-After the Space/ Installing Memories', The Substation, Singapore 'Performance Week at Gallery 21 ', Gallery 21, Singapore 'Body Talk', The 5th Passage Contemporary Ar! Space, Singapore 1991 'Gateway to Malaysia', Bangunan Dato Jaffar, Johor, Malaysia 'National Sculpture Exhibition', Singapore National Museum Art Gallery, Singapore 1990 'Ou Art Support 2', Ou Artspace, Hong Kong 'Les extremes se touchent', Art Fair Gallery, Singapore 'The Artist Village Show', Bangunan Datok Jaffar, Johor Bahru, Malaysia 1989/90 'The Time Show', The Artist Village, Singapore Ren6-- Born 1958 Noumea, New Caledonia Lives and works in Noumea, New Caledonia SELECTED EXHIBITIONS Selected Solo Exhibitions 1995 'Le Nous Malade', Galerie Galeria, Noumea, New Caledonia 'Stone Eggs: C'est un Endroit dans le Pacifique ou un Embryon S'est Fait Manger par Sa Coquille', Galerie Galeria, Noumea, New Caledonia 1994 'Public Sculptural Realization', Lycee Agricole de Pouembout, New Caledonia 1993 'Les Alternatives lnconfortables', Galerie Galeria, Noumea, New Caledonia 'L'ldeal et la Realite', Galerie Galeria, Noumea, New Caledonia 1992 'Sedimentations Biologiques', Mont Dore, New Caledonia 1990 'Art Contemporain Oceanien', Galerie Galeria, Noumea, New Caledonia Selected Group Exhibitions 1995 'Pacific Dreams', Pere Tucker Regional Gallery, Townsville, Australia 1994 'Les ldees Bonzai', Premiere Biennale d'Art Contemporain, Noumea, New Caledonia 1992 'Artists' Regional Exchange', Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts, Perth, etc. Australia Campfire Group is a collective of Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal artists which initiates projects based on cultural exchange and cultural collaboration. The group formed in 1992 as a Queensland– based Indigenous artists network which organises exhibitions, conferences and cultural events. The Campfire Group became an Aboriginal incorporated body in 1995; based at Fireworks Gallery, Brisbane, it seeks to provide further bridges between contemporary Indigenous art practice and the world. Campfire Group Directors: Laurie Nilsen and Michael Eather. Artists and representatives currently include:Vincent Serico, Bianca Beetson, Joanne Currie, Ruby Abbott Napangardi, Wesley Conlon, Earl Sandy, Andrew Williams, Samantha Meeks, Lin Onus, Jessica Johnson, Roslyn Kemp, Michael Aird, Matthew Mccord, Jennifer Herd, Robert Mercer, Mark Garlett, Phil Gordon, Kylie Taggart, Denise Hamilton and, from time to time, other individuals and community groups as projects develop. Exhibitions/Events 1995 'WELCOME', (Michael Eather and Laurie Nilsen), Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane, Australia 1994 'WELCOME', a component of 600,000 Hours (Mortality), (Michael Eather and Laurie Nilsen), Experimental Art Foundation, Adelaide, Australia 1993 'Aboriginal Perceptions 1963-1993', Brisbane City Hall Gallery, Brisbane, Australia Curated 'Commitments', (collaboration with black and white artists), Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane, etc. Australia 'Stories from the Inner Circle', Beurs van Beulage, Amsterdam, The Netherlands 'Political Works', Fireworks Gallery, Brisbane, Australia 'Stories: Contemporary Australian Aboriginal Art', Kerava Art Museum, Rovaneimi Art Museum, Finland 'Cultural Exchange', (with Sarni artists) Finland; Norway 1992 '9th Biennale of Sydney', Art Gallery of NSW, Sydney, Australia 'The First Queensland Indigenous Artists Conference', Yarrabah, North Queensland with Campfire consultancy AR T I S T B I OGRA P H I ES 143