Pei-Shin Hung

Pei-Shin Hung is a curator currently studying for an MFA Curating at Goldsmiths, University of London. She co-curated the performance Sonic Friction (2023) as a public programme with colleagues Crystal Li and Chu Zhou at Gasworks, London, exploring themes of sound, intimacy and communal narratives. She also co-curated the exhibition Wish You Good Health and Happiness (2022) at Hsinchu City Art Gallery, which focused on faith, governance and post-pandemic lifestyles.

Previously, Pei-Shin worked at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum from 2014 to 2022. As an assistant educator, she implemented part of public events for the Taipei Biennale and developed annual public programmes for the Wang Da Hong House Theatre.

Projects include collaborating with the artist collective Co-coism for the immersive project Walking to the Moon (2018), planning the film series Guests at Wang's House (2019), working with choreographer and dancer Ming-Hwa Yeh for the performance The House Behind the Wall (2020), and commissioning the podcast series Dahong, Who? (2021). Her curatorial approach is characterised by a commitment to creating meaningful, engaging and thought-provoking experiences for diverse audiences.