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Wong Kit Yi

Wong Kit Yi (b.1983, Hong Kong) works at the intersection of speculative imagination and research. Merging video with performance and the everyday, she crafts participatory experiences that engender questions of identity, the parameters of time, and alternate realms. In her karaoke-lecture-performances, she moves fluidly between the voices of academia, memoir, philosophy, and pop song, aggregating content from her research. She is currently a faculty member at SVA in New York.

Wong has performed and shown work at Tate Modern (London); Kunstinstituut Melly (Rotterdam); Queens Museum (New York); Para Site (Hong Kong); Tai Kwun Contemporary (Hong Kong); The Kitchen (New York); and the San Francisco Art Institute (San Francisco). She has participated in FRONT Triennial, Cleveland (2022) and The Arctic Circle expeditionary residency (2015) and was a 2021-22 artist-in-residence at The Chinati Foundation in Marfa, Texas. Her work has been collected by M+ Museum (Hong Kong) and Kadist Art Foundation (Paris/San Francisco).

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Biography:

The son of veteran Taiwanese actor Wong Hap, Dave Wong Kit was born on October 20, 1962 in Taiwan, but grew up in Hong Kong and spent some of his formative years in the US. Long associated with a brooding, melancholy disposition, Wong is usually portrayed as somewhat of a wanderer, i.e. a solitary man who rides into the wind on his motorbike. On his own since his parents divorced (he was twelve at the time), Wong worked many odd jobs to make a living and eventually entered the rough and tumble world of the movie stuntman. He sustained many serious injuries during that time, resulting in many metal plates and screws being installed in his body. Even today, the metal detectors are triggered whenever Wong goes through airport security.
The turning point for Wong came when he met Taiwanese record producer Li Shou Chuan and his career as a singer-songwriter began. His debut album was released at the end of 1987 in Taiwan and it quickly shot up the charts, staying there for six months. In 1989, Wong

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Wong Kit Yi

Wong Kit Yi (Chinese: 黃潔宜) is a conceptual and performance artist who lives and works between Hong Kong and New York. She is known for her research-based projects, which blend art with science. She has exhibited her work in solo and group exhibitions in Hong Kong, New York, China and other countries around the world. Notable venues include P! Gallery, the Elizabeth Foundation, and the Queens Museum in New York; Para Site and a.m. space in Hong Kong; and Surplus Space and ART021 in China.

Early life and education

Wong was born in Hong Kong in 1983 and raised in the New Territories, a rural region of Hong Kong. She received a BA from the Chinese University of Hong Kong, where she studied traditional ink painting, and an MFA from Yale University, where she studied closely with Jessica Stockholder and Jim Hodges.^[1] She currently teaches New Media and Film at the State University of New York at Purchase.^[2]

Key concepts

Wong Kit Yi works through the mediums of video, sculpture, and performance. Exploring biological answers