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Biennale. He has curated exhibitions including “<strong>The</strong> Realm ofIllusion – <strong>The</strong> New Wave of Taiwan Photography” (2002) and“King-Kong Never Dies – <strong>The</strong> Contemporary Performance & Video<strong>Art</strong> in Taiwan” (2003). His works are in the Taipei Fine <strong>Art</strong>sMuseum; the Kaohsiung Museum of Fine <strong>Art</strong>s; the National TaiwanMuseum of Fine <strong>Art</strong>s; Queensland <strong>Art</strong> Gallery, Brisbane, Australia;Bibliothèque National de France, Paris, and many privatecollections. Yao has also published several books, and teaches inthe Department of Fine <strong>Art</strong>s at the National Taiwan NormalUniversity.Alfredo and Isabel Aquilizan work together as a couple, both asparents and artists. Alfredo was born in the Philippines in 1962,graduated from the Philippine Women’s University in 1986, earnedhis MA from the Polytechnic University of Norwich, and is currentlypursuing a PhD at the Griffith University in Brisbane, Australia.Isabel was born in the Philippines in 1965, and graduated with aBA in Communication <strong>Art</strong>s from Assumption College in Makati City,Philippines. Alfredo and Isabel pursue individual creative projects,but also collaborate artistically on issues relating to family andcommunity, specifically their everyday life with a family of fivechildren. <strong>The</strong> duty of raising these children and ensuring their wellbeinghas come to inflect their work with collective habits – orhabits of collection – as well as with a deep engagement with thequestion of belonging. In the Philippines, where filial ties areextensive, the Aquilizan brood cannot be solitary; it is part of acommunity of kin that weaves in and out of the household. Throughthe years, the home as an abode gathers testimonies of passage:of clothes and toys outgrown, furniture stacked in storage, andother possessions strewn along paths.For the past ten years, the Aquilizans have continuously collectedfragments for their protracted “Project Belonging” (1997-2007).<strong>The</strong>artists have been invited to participate in a number of internationalbiennales and survey exhibitions including “Touched” Exhibition,TATE Liverpool, UK; Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary <strong>Art</strong>(1999/2009); Biennale Cuvee, Selection of World <strong>Art</strong> OkContemporary <strong>Art</strong> Center (2009); Dojima Biennale, <strong>The</strong> WorldThrough <strong>Art</strong> (2009); Singapore Biennale (2008); Adelaide Biennale

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