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Wang Shao- Gang Wang Shao- Gang (Born 1985, Taiwan) Graduated from the Graduate Institute of New Media Art in Taipei National University of the Arts Wang Shao- Gang Wang Shao- Gang (born 1985, Taiwan) graduated from the Graduate Institute of New Media Art in Taipei National University of the Arts. Wang specializes in exploring the interrelations between the self and the external through video installation. Constantly experimenting with the possibilities of video art, he is committed to restructuring film, video, documentary and other forms of image creation, diminishing the scope of boundaries in order to probe the state of reality and construct various images of the world. Wang is currently in an ongoing attempt to research the humanistic culture and history of the locality through his creative practice. He is fascinated by his random encounters with people and the fragmented events that occur throughout space and time yet eternally in the process of facing oblivion. For him, the objects and places seen in the immediate reality are not simply as they appear, but exist before us through unseen processes; therefore, he raises many doubts to the reality that we live in and pieces together imaginary subjects and fictional perspectives in his works to liberate the obvious appearances of reality. Recent exhibitions include: "The Moment that Comes is about to Go- 6 Visions about Time" (Digital Art Center, Taipei, 2017), "Chiayi City International Art Documentary Film Festival-Enjoy Art Of All"(Chiayi Municipal Museum, Chiayi, 2017), "Taiwan Biennial -The possibility of an island" (Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei, 2016), "Kaohsiung Awards"（Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts, Kaohsiung, 2016), "Taipei Arts Award" (Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei, 2015), and "Sanchin- Wang Shao- Gang solo exhibition" (Open Contemporary Art Center, Taipei, 2015). Wang now lives and works in Taipei. Education 2015 Master of Fine Arts, Department of New Media Art, Taipei National University of the Arts. 2009 Bachelor of Fine Arts, Department of Fine Arts (Mixed Media), National Taiwan University of Arts. Solo Exhibitions 2019 “Deep Blue / Apple Green”, Michael Ku Gellary, Taipei 2017 “Invincible”, Michael Ku Gellary, Taipei 2015 “Sanchin”, Open Contemporary Art Center, Taipei. Group Exhibitions 2018 “Even though the future may be far away, Even though saying good bye needs not be at an airport, If only you could describe a future”, Michael Ku Gallery, Taipei 2017 “The Moment that Comes is about to Go- 6 Visions about Time’’, Digital Art Center, Taipei, Taiwan. “Chiayi City International Art Documentary Film Festival-Enjoy Art Of All”, Chiayi Municipal Museum, Chiayi, Taiwan. “Taiwan Biennial -The possiblity of an island’’, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Art Taichung, 2016 ， Taiwan. “Taiwan Annual”, Taipei Expo Park-Expo Dome ,Taipei, Taiwan “Kaohsiung Awards”, Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts, Kaohsiung, Taiwan. “Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival”, France “The Moment that Comes is about to Go- 6 Visions about Time’’, Digital Art Center, Taipei. 2015 “ACC Library Park Program” , Korea “UnOfficial Pavilion of Taiwan's video art”, Milano, Italy . “Oustanding Art Prize This is not poisoned apple”, Kuandu Museum, Taiwan. 2013 “Kaohsiung Awards”, Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts, Kaohsiung, Taiwan 2012 “Business Opportunity Seminar of New Media”, Taipei National University of the Arts, Taipei, Taiwan. “Business Opportunity Seminar of New Media”, Taipei National University of the Arts, Taipei, Taiwan. “Ke Ke’’, Taipei National University of the Art, Taipei, Taiwan. 2010 “Iceberg Group Order – Theme Planning Exhibition”, NTUA Museum Square, Taipei, Taiwan. 2008 “BIG GAME -poke one's rubber”, Open Contemporary Art Center, Taipei, Taiwan. “Rainbow Channel’’, National Chiayi University, Chiayi, Taiwan. “Construction of Dream”, Open Contemporary Art Center, Taipei, Taiwan. “Gaze, so I see, Imaging Artistic Exhibition”, Bei Tou Citizen Institute, Taipei, Taiwan. 2007 “After the Trip, workmen document ”, Taitung Rail-Road Artists Village, Taiwan. Achievement / Award 2016 The14 Taishin Arts Award nominees , Taiwan Kaohsiung Awards , First prize, Taiwan 2015 Outstanding New Media Art Award, Taiwan 2013 Kaohsiung Awards , Selected , Taiwan .
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