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Sin Wai Kin – 'I want people to exist in my world' | Turner Prize Nominee 2022 | Tate
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Explore the universe of artist Sin Wai Kin, populated by a cast of characters who challenge binary ways of thinking.

Sin’s practice pivots around the use of speculative fiction within performance, moving image, writing and print, to question the idealised image and the collective gaze. Identifying as mixed race and non-binary, their work creates fantasy narratives, to interrupt normative processes around issues of desire, identification, and objectification. Sin’s use of performance and particularly drag began as a means of deconstructing and challenging misogyny and racism in and outside of the queer community.

Sin Wai Kin is nominated for the Turner Prize 2022. Find out more about the Prize and the exhibition at Tate Liverpool: www.tate.org.uk/whats-on/tate-liverpool/turner-pri…

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@abigailbraithwaite1829

1 year ago

Saw their work in Dundee in 2020 and I am blown away by how far they've come.

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@chinaleighshawtymane

1 year ago

Where can I see the video Sin wai kin is talking about , I saw it at a Liverpool musems and I was just in a trance. I could just watch it over and over and zone out . But I can't find it anywhere.

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@deroux

1 year ago

Great video Sin Wai Kin! Fabulous artist.

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@gianlucacrosato6953

1 year ago

Brilliant idea made possible by the capacity to explore in and out, a macro and micro perspective combined together inside each one of us. The many logic ways brain can operate, expressed by behavioural pattern could be seen both as therapeutic or empowerment

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@rhuanhollands

1 year ago

Reminds me a tonne of Dorian Electra are they connected or work together?

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@ohoraherecaptain

1 year ago

Excellent ☘

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@sacdigitaldesignweb

1 year ago

Cindy Sherman combine with Yasumasa Morimura?

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@boop3260

1 year ago

Fantastic :)

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@JOSEPHCHARLESCOLIN2024

1 year ago

We have something in common

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@Nick-jy2zk

1 year ago

Common tateW

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@detouredbriefly9426

1 year ago

mind is b l o w n

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@-Deena.

1 year ago

Solipsism and Vanity.

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@pochettezakea2610

1 year ago

Ciò che ho visto è meraviglioso! Greetings

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@glenncambray626

1 year ago

They talk and they talk and they talk and they talk and they say absolutely nothing.

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@orlacasey2283

11 months ago

Wow, they're such an impressive artist, love their work, just very honest and touches so close to our relationship to our identities

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@CONTACTLIGHT2

1 year ago

I saw a talk by this artist a few years ago and they couldn't really answer any questions about their work or their motivations. I really got the impression that it's more about ego and what will be aesthetically and rhetorically pleasing enough to give them a career, combined with immense navel-gazing narcissism, rather than any legitimate artistic motivation. There's a ton of this vague, pseudo-intellectual performance/video work floating around at the moment, none of which has any intellectual underpinnings or progresses anything other than the artist's career. SWK's work is just the most popular example of this, for now.

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@emboslaybo

1 year ago

I find a lot of the comments about their art is fully rooted in bigotry, racism and queerphobia and especially by people who aren’t critically thinking about their art because if you were to criticise Sin’s work - you wouldn’t bring their ethnicity or their sexuality or their gender into it. You’d instead look at their actual concept and context of their art.

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@vinayseth5899

1 year ago

2:47 "things that everybody can identify with..." Lol by trying to make the obvious look contrivingly ridiculous? 😅 The thing is, I don't disagree with her thesis that a lot of pop culture identities are constructed by media for commercial gains. But I don't see any merit in her regurgitating those obvious constructions in a new manner. These neither look like critiques, nor as celebrations etc, but just as making weird in order to look like "contemporary art". This is what we have been getting out of the Marxist indoctrination in art colleges, and we are all the worse off for it (do take note of Marxist jargon here, such as "archive", "construct" and "deconstruction (improperly used here; 'deconstruction' doesn't mean breaking things down)

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@pearlsammo1638

1 year ago

The Cockettes did this 50 years ago with humor and love and energy —instead this is the self-pitying tantrum of someone who ironically represents the largest majority on the planet, but is touted for the banal trend of diminishing Western culture.

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@user-dg7sy8cz3b

1 year ago

Intellectual narcissism or cultural Marxism? Maybe both

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