Shu Lea Cheang: KI$$ KI$$
Shu Lea Cheang is an artist and filmmaker whose work has expanded our understanding of digital culture since the 1990s. A pioneer of Net Art and a key figure in post-internet thinking, her groundbreaking practice continues to push the boundaries of the digital and physical realms. This book accompanies the exhibition KI$$ KI$$ at Haus der Kunst München. It features sketches, photographs, and work concepts by Cheang, a conversation between the artist and curator Sarah Johanna Theurer, as well as an essay on selected archival materials by the latter. A glossary and the first comprehensive bibliography of the artist’s work provide a systematic entry point into her diverse practice spanning installation, software interaction, video, film, and multiplayer performance.
Edited by Sarah Johanna Theurer
Texts by Shu Lea Cheang and Sarah Johanna Theurer
120 pages, 22 Ă— 16 cm, softcover, Mousse (Milan).
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Shu Lea Cheang: KI$$ KI$$
Shu Lea Cheang is an artist and filmmaker whose work has expanded our understanding of digital culture since the 1990s. A pioneer of Net Art and a key figure in post-internet thinking, her groundbreaking practice continues to push the boundaries of the digital and physical realms. This book accompanies the exhibition KI$$ KI$$ at Haus der Kunst München. It features sketches, photographs, and work concepts by Cheang, a conversation between the artist and curator Sarah Johanna Theurer, as well as an essay on selected archival materials by the latter. A glossary and the first comprehensive bibliography of the artist’s work provide a systematic entry point into her diverse practice spanning installation, software interaction, video, film, and multiplayer performance.
Edited by Sarah Johanna Theurer
Texts by Shu Lea Cheang and Sarah Johanna Theurer
120 pages, 22 Ă— 16 cm, softcover, Mousse (Milan).
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Shu Lea Cheang is an artist and filmmaker whose work has expanded our understanding of digital culture since the 1990s. A pioneer of Net Art and a key figure in post-internet thinking, her groundbreaking practice continues to push the boundaries of the digital and physical realms. This book accompanies the exhibition KI$$ KI$$ at Haus der Kunst München. It features sketches, photographs, and work concepts by Cheang, a conversation between the artist and curator Sarah Johanna Theurer, as well as an essay on selected archival materials by the latter. A glossary and the first comprehensive bibliography of the artist’s work provide a systematic entry point into her diverse practice spanning installation, software interaction, video, film, and multiplayer performance.
Edited by Sarah Johanna Theurer
Texts by Shu Lea Cheang and Sarah Johanna Theurer
120 pages, 22 Ă— 16 cm, softcover, Mousse (Milan).
