Cai Ruei-Heng Taiwanese, b. 1989

In 1924, as the world was still reeling from the upheaval of World War I and the influenza pandemic, the first Surrealist Manifesto was published in Paris. It embodied a powerful spirit of anarchism and revolution, striving to develop means of resisting oppressive systems and imagining a future founded on...

Reasons for Running Again Text/ Chen Hsi It has started running again. Perhaps, the last time it did so was years ago, when it escaped from the factory that engendered its sense of alienation. The story of passion came to an end, while reality continued on. Those existential anxieties,...

YIRI ARTS' annual curatorial exhibition, UGLY, features the works of eight artists from Taiwan and abroad that delve into the various dimensions of ugliness in contemporary times and the experiences shared by the present-day youth. Unlike the conventional dichotomy between beauty and ugliness, this exhibition aims to explore the diverse...