Exhibitions
Libby Leshgold Gallery, Emily Carr University of Art + Design
Nocturnal Sun
Hong-Kai Wang
Nocturnal Sun is an exhibition that builds on Hong-Kai Wang’s publication Our Words Don’t Suit Prophecies Anymore. This publication (co-published by Libby Leshgold Gallery and Taichung Art Museum) forms the basis of an installation of Wang’s work included in the exhibition A Call of All Beings: See you tomorrow, same time, same place presented at the Taichung Art Museum from December 2025 – April 2026. Taking inspiration from the function of Taiwanese moral ballad booklets, Nocturnal Sun will include additional works and a series of events considering practices of listening as embodied and relational.
BIOGRAPHIES
Currently based in Taipei, Taiwan, Hong-Kai Wang is an interdisciplinary artist working across exhibition making, performance, writing, publishing and education. Wang’s research-based practice is concerned with ethics of listening in relation to the politics of missing knowledge and memory. Her work seeks to examine divergent modes of attention and to conceive of emergent time-spaces that critically interweave histories of labor, economies of co-habitation, and the production of knowledge and desire.