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Performer with Shu Lea Cheang on intangible prisons at the 58th Venice Biennale’s Taiwan Pavilion. Curated by Paul B. Preciado.

The Taiwan pavilion at the fifty-eighth edition of the Venice Biennale is located at the Palazzo delle Prigioni, or the Prisons’ Palace, which was the city’s primary prison from the seventeenth century to 1922. Artist Shu Lea Cheang, who is representing Taiwan this year, takes up this historical context in her exhibition “3x3x6.” The title of the show refers to the standard architectural model of contemporary prisons worldwide, and her work on view examines subjects who have been incarcerated because of their gender or sexual nonconformity, beginning with the story of writer and Venetian adventurer Giacomo Casanova.

09.05.2019 hay la inauguración de prensa de la exposición en el Palazzo delle Prigioni, Castello 4209, 30122 Venezia Italia

11.05.2019 acto público comisariado por Paul Preciado en la isla de San Servolo Museo de psiquiatría de San Servolo. La isla de San Servolo - Servizi Metropolitani di Venezia Dirección: Isola di San Servolo, Venezia (Isola Di san Servolo, 30170 Venezia, Italia)