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Shirley Tse 謝淑妮

born 1968, Hong Kong
works Los Angeles
Works by Shirley Tse include Sculpture and Installation.

There are 3 objects by Shirley Tse from the M+ Collection available online.

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An image in two parts. On the left, a woman walks across an outdoor basketball court. On the right, a Sign Language interpreter stands with hands together, looking into the camera.
An image in two parts. On the left, a woman walks across an outdoor basketball court. On the right, a Sign Language interpreter stands with hands together, looking into the camera.

Shirley Tse: An Exercise in Negotiation with Hong Kong Sign Language

Shirley Tse discusses her installations ‘Negotiated Differences’ and ‘Playcourt’, as part of her M+ exhibition ‘Shirley Tse: Stakes and Holders’
6 mins: 
Visual Art  /  Video
Four people play badminton without a net in a circular courtyard surrounded on all sides by residential towers.
Four people play badminton without a net in a circular courtyard surrounded on all sides by residential towers.

How Street Badminton Helps Us Rethink Hong Kong’s Public Spaces

An artwork inspired by street badminton leads to a conversation between artist Shirley Tse and urban researcher Sampson Wong about public space in Hong Kong
10 mins: 
Critique  /  Article
A woman with long black hair and glasses leans against a white wall, looking at the camera with her arms folded and a small smile on her face.
A woman with long black hair and glasses leans against a white wall, looking at the camera with her arms folded and a small smile on her face.

Christina Li: Always Moving, Always Curating

Christina Li, guest curator for ‘Shirley Tse: Stakeholders, Hong Kong in Venice’, discusses her curatorial work and philosophy
7 mins: 
Visual Art  /  Article
A section of a sculpture that consists of a banksia pod and other interconnecting elements made up of carved wood, 3D-printed filaments in wood, metal, and plastic. The sculpture is arrayed on the floor near a brick wall with peeling white paint.
A section of a sculpture that consists of a banksia pod and other interconnecting elements made up of carved wood, 3D-printed filaments in wood, metal, and plastic. The sculpture is arrayed on the floor near a brick wall with peeling white paint.

The Work Begins When Things Converge: Shirley Tse in Conversation with Chris Kraus

A conversation about artmaking, storytelling, and interpretation, between author and filmmaker, Chris Kraus, and artist, Shirley Tse
17 mins: 
Visual Art  /  Article
A woman puts together two pieces of wood with a connector.
A woman puts together two pieces of wood with a connector.

Shirley Tse: An Exercise in Negotiation

Artist Shirley Tse discusses her installations ‘Negotiated Differences’ and ‘Playcourt’ as part of her M+ exhibition ‘Shirley Tse: Stakes and Holders’ at M+
5 mins: 
Visual Art  /  Video
A woman stands behind an abstract sculpture in a courtyard. Her head is hidden behind a round section of the sculpture. She holds her arms straight out by her sides.
A woman stands behind an abstract sculpture in a courtyard. Her head is hidden behind a round section of the sculpture. She holds her arms straight out by her sides.

Hong Kong Venice Biennale Interns on Their Most Memorable Moments

We asked each Venice Biennale Hong Kong intern: What was the most memorable interaction you had? What question were you asked the most? Here are their answers
8 mins: 
Critique  /  Article
A woman in a yellow coat sits on a bench in a white-walled space. She looks at someone beyond the camera and her mouth is slightly open, gesturing with her hand as if in the middle of saying something.
A woman in a yellow coat sits on a bench in a white-walled space. She looks at someone beyond the camera and her mouth is slightly open, gesturing with her hand as if in the middle of saying something.

‘How Do You Teach Sculpture?’ Shirley Tse on Being an Artist-Educator

Shirley Tse explores her teaching philosophy, her role as educator, and how the two intersect with her art practice
7 mins: 
Visual Art  /  Article
A woman with long hair dressed in a yellow coat leans against large, dark glass windows. She looks at the camera with a half smile.
A woman with long hair dressed in a yellow coat leans against large, dark glass windows. She looks at the camera with a half smile.

What Is at Stake? A Chat with Shirley Tse

Shirley Tse explores her work and the upcoming ‘Shirley Tse: Stakeholders, Hong Kong in Venice’, Hong Kong’s contribution to this year’s Venice Biennale
7 mins: 
Visual Art  /  Article

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