Kiang Malingue is delighted to share that Yang Chi-Chuan received the Bangkok Collaborate Kyoto Fellowship 2026.

The BCK Fellowship is a program launched by Bangkok Kunsthalle, a new cultural institution in Bangkok, and Art Collaboration Kyoto, starting with ACK 2025. The fellowship offers a residency and an opportunity to exhibit their work in Bangkok. Through encounters with different cultures, the program aims to broaden the recipient’s perspective on artistic expression and open up new possibilities for their creative practice.

Yang Chi-Chuan’s (b.1985, Taipei) work is characterised by a subtle and evocative nature that explores the connections between individuals, locations, items, and occurrences. Her artistic works encompass drawings, installations, sound pieces, and most recently wind chimes and kinetic curtain sculptures. These creations can be interpreted as a continuing collection of stories that explore the interconnectedness of things. The narrative quality of her art is inviting, charming, and captivating, immersing the audience in different situations and allowing them to examine a variety of issues related to life, family, politics, urban surroundings, and numerous cultural aspects.

Yang’s recent solo exhibitions include: “Tuning into Autumn”, Kiang Malingue, Taipei (2023); “Plastonki”, Kiang Malingue, Hong Kong (2021); “Plastonki”, Künstlerhaus Bethanien, Berlin, Germany (2020); “Have a Good Day”, Taipei Artist Village (2017); “Tick-Tock”, Things That Can Happen, Hong Kong (2017); “Essays During the Night”, Juming Museum, Taipei, Taiwan (2017). She participated in the 2023 Taipei Biennial “Small World”, her work has been collected by institutions like the Taipei Fine Arts Museum. She was the finalist for the 2018 Art Sanya Huayu Youth Award, and the 2017 Taipei Arts Award.