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SUMMARY:Artist Talk: Hao Jingban
LOCATION:Bartos Theatre 20 Ames Street\, Bldg. E15 Atrium level Cambridge\,
  Massachusetts 02139
DESCRIPTION:The List Visual Arts Center will host an artist talk in celebra
 tion of the opening of Hao Jingban: I Witness followed by an opening recep
 tion. Artist\, Hao Jingban\, will be in conversation with doctoral student
  in East Asian Film and Media Studies at Harvard University\, Huirong Ye. 
 This exhibition marks Hao’s first major US museum solo\, featuring recen
 t work centered on I Witness (2025)\, a three-channel installation that ta
 kes up the embodied residue of the COVID-19 pandemic: four participants mo
 ve slowly through a well-lit apartment\, their images punctuated by storie
 s of loss—an older woman who sleeps alone and rises to clean her refrige
 rator\, a group of young people pacing an open field. Hao Jingban lives an
 d works between Yunnan Province\, China\, and Berlin\, Germany. She receiv
 ed an MA from the University of London and BA from Goldsmiths College. Rec
 ent solo exhibitions include Mori Art Museum\, Tokyo (2025)\; Matadero Mad
 rid (2020)\; OCT Contemporary Art Terminal\, Xi’an\, China (2019) and re
 cent group exhibitions at venues including 36th Bienal de São Paulo (2025
 )\; Rockbund Art Museum (2025)\; TANK Shanghai (2024)\; West Bund Museum\,
  Shanghai (2023)\; Seoul Mediacity Biennale (2021)\; among others. Hao’s
  works are in the collection of the M+\, Hong Kong\; Centre Pompidou\, Par
 is\; Frac Bretagne\, Rennes\; the Power Station of Art\, Shanghai\;\, Muse
 u d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona\, Barcelona. Huirong Ye is a doctoral 
 student in East Asian Film and Media Studies at Harvard University. Her cu
 rrent research examines the archivalization and institutionalization of me
 teorology in modern China\, focusing on how it became configured as a medi
 ated domain through audiovisual\, technological\, textual\, and spatial fo
 rces\, where visibility\, legibility\, and manageability operate as ideals
  within evolving regimes of prediction. Her broader interests include envi
 ronmental humanities\, transpacific island and ocean studies\, sensory his
 tory\, activist media\, and contemporary art. Huirong holds a BA in Histor
 y of Art and Architecture and a BS in Journalism from Boston University an
 d earned her Master of Design Studies with distinction from the Harvard Gr
 aduate School of Design\, where she received the 2024 Design Studies Domai
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