charmaine poh 傅秀璇
is an artist working across film, photography, media and performance to peel apart, re-examine, and hold ideas of agency, repair, and the body across worlds. She aligns herself with strategies of visibility, opacity, deviance, and futurity.Her practice initially focused on using experimental documentary photography to explore how femininity and queerness are articulated. In 2021 she embarked on THE YOUNG BODY UNIVERSE, a series of techno-feminist enactments drawing from her experience as a child actor in the 2000s.
Based between Berlin and Singapore, she is a co-founder of the magazine Jom and a member of the Asian Feminist Studio for Art and Research (AFSAR). She is a participating artist in the 60th Venice Biennale - Foreigners Everywhere.
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so, to all the little girls: may we all win.⋆⁺₊⋆ ☀︎ ⋆⁺₊⋆
sep 2024
All Watched Over By Machines of Loving Grace, REDCAT, LADMZ International Documentary Film Festival, Gyeonggi-do
Cafe Society Cinema, Jogja
aug 2024
ARTnews, 25 Essential AI ArtworksARKIPEL Experimental and Documentary Film Festival, Jakarta
Future Ancestors: MMCA curators’ residency presentation panel with Jo-Lene Ong and Im Young Zoo, Seoul
jul 2024
Play & Loop VI, Blindspot Gallery, HK jun 2024
collection, “What’s softest...”, Sunpride Foundation
may 2024
Sad Captions: Everything Has Been Washed Away; I Can Only Write 'Sad'..., SeMA Bunker, Seoulprofile, New Currents, ArtAsiaPacific May/June issue, print
apr 2024
opening, Biennale Arte - Foreigners Everywhere, Venice
collection, “What’s softest...” , Vega Foundation
profile, Former Child Star Charmaine Poh Uses AI To Confront the Tension Between Visibility and Privacy, Art in America
Kin screening, Queer East festival, London
Cosmic Dialogues on Fiction-Writing, as part of AFSAR, A Home for Something Unknown, NBK, Berlin
mar 2024
Non-conference: What if museums changed our notion of technology? as part of AFSAR, ZKM, Karlsruhe
THF radio: liminal channels with thao ho: Oceanic tides, Machinic flows
published: AFSAR in Matter of Flux, Art Laboratory Berlin
feb 2024
announcement: participating artist in 60th international art exhibition of la Biennale di Venezia, curated by Adriano Pedrosa.
pre-orders: How They Love featured in Queer art: from canvas to club, and the spaces between, Gemma Rolls-Bentley, published by Frances Lincoln & Quardo, May 2024
dec 2023
NOX impulse lectures: Eastern Futurisms with Hye-in Park, as part of AFSAR, LAS art foundation
oct 2023
Dreaming of Home: podcast, with Whiskey Chow and Gemma Rolls-Bentley
Oceanic Tides, Machinic Flows: lecture-performance, Humboldt University, with Thao Ho
sep 2023
in the shadow of the cosmic: performance-lecture, GOOD MORNING YOUNG BODY, video, and bubble, chatbot as part of the exhibition Proof of Personhood at Singapore Art Museum
How They Love in the group exhibition Dreaming of Home at the Leslie Lohman Museum, New York
announcement: Prestige’s 40 under 40 2023
jul 2023
announcement: Singapore Art Museum residency 2024
Queerscope funding recipient for the film project “A” is for ANDRA