Julia Hsia

23/02/2026

-Soulangh Artist-in-Residence Program-
Yes, after disappearing a month, another update just to tell you all I’m ok🥹

is located in Tainan, Taiwan. And this time Andrea .coronil , Bipasha and I will have a collective show here!

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Miss you all, keep me posted, I will share more photos and videos too..!
And Happy Lunar New Year✨🦄💕

Take care!♥️
#台灣藝術家 #駐村藝術家

24/12/2025

-A Story That Lives Within US-
Stopped by the gallery today to get some clips of this new piece!🎥🪟

It is on view in Chelsea.
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⛅️ Dec 18-Jan 3 Tues.-Sat. 11a-6p

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“back-and-forth”
Copper Wire, Tin, Projector.
On-site Installation

This multimedia piece visualizes traveling traces between points with curves bouncing in the space and moving images from a window view. It interprets the inevitable experience encountered by every individual who has a goal to keep moving forward and a home to go back to.

25/05/2024

Saying Hello! to everyone,

These days are tough, not only for me, preparing for my show, visa, and also working, but people in Taiwan who are protecting our rights and safety.

Although I’m not able to be with people, I’m doing something related to it as an artist here in NYC.

I’m presenting my solo exhibition in June!
It’s exciting but also nervous to announce this..

The Third Party
I’m honored to receive the Queens New Work Fund from NYC Department of Cultural Affairs, partnership with the New York Foundation of Arts, to present this project. It aims to critique military conflicts and advocate for anti-war.
Thanks to Queens College Art Center for providing spaces, and thanks to Naomi Chan who supporting me as my curator.

Reception & Performance is
June 13, 5:30 - 7:30 pm at Queens College

Please fill this form to RSVP:
https://forms.gle/p8vQt7WqiyRrCMz16

Thanks to wverything, everyone.
Have a beautiful weekend or goodnight..!

Solo Exhibition by Hsiao-Chu (Julia) Hsia Curated by Tzu-Ying (Naomi) Chan June 13, 5:30 - 7:30 pm Benjamin S. Rosenthal Library 6th FL 65-30 Kissena Blvd., Flushing, NY 11357 (MAP) ID is required when entering the campus and Benjamin S. Rosenthal Library. Please fill this form to RSVP

25/05/2024

在紛亂中尋求秩序的大家好。
想著青鳥的故事不是等待幸福到來的，而是尋找自己的幸福。
雖然人在紐約，台灣的現況還是要關注。
大家都在凝聚力量的路上為自己的幸福及未來奮鬥、發聲。

想跟大家分享一下我在紐約下個月要開幕的個展。

The Third Party 第三陣營
很榮幸受到紐約藝術機構 New York Foundation of Arts 贊助這次的計畫，讓我能透過互動表演、裝置藝術去邀請各位一同思考戰爭所帶來的問題，拒絕武裝衝突並提倡反戰和平、理性溝通。
也很感謝 Queens College Art Center 願意合作，提供場地讓我呈現作品。
這次也很開心可以有 Naomi 作為我的策展人，陪我一起計畫。

這個計畫從發想到開始製作有兩年了。也不是多繁雜，但我想這樣敏感的議題，要小心、仔細處理，而不是隨意擺出來說說。

如果你人在紐約，正好6/13下午有空，5:30歡迎來參加我們的開幕及表演活動。
這裡填寫參加表格：
https://forms.gle/p8vQt7WqiyRrCMz16

深夜的大家晚安，或是好好享受紐約今天難得的週六陽光。

21/02/2024

(Eng below)
又到了一年一度長篇大論的時候了
雖然來遲了一點但是在元宵前應該都還算在新年對吧?

新年快樂🧧🎈🐉✨🎉
龍年的到來實在快得令人措手不及
終於把今年作為問候的明信片做出來啦✴️

照片選了去年到冰島作為藝術家駐村時拍的
非! 常! 冷!❄️❄️❄️
意寓是「乍響的春雷引頸龍的來臨」.完全是一句很難翻譯成英文的句子😂

📯一樣沒有訂價要幾張算多少自由決定
📯空白也可以~讓我寫信給你也可以~
📯留言或私訊跟我說就行了

好一陣子都是在匆忙中度過
同時也不斷在省思自己到底獲得了什麼
看起來很逍遙很自由
可是交換掉的是安穩及認同

這幾年過去好像累積了些什麼
卻又有很多部分完全沒有進展

最近在準備紐約當地的表演及展覽
今年還請大家繼續支持鼓勵
先是平安健康
再者順心成長
謝謝你們🧡

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Happy Lunar New Year🧧🎈🐉✨🎉

Yes, slightly laaaateee……..
but I’m finally here sharing my 2024 postcard!❤️‍🔥 for the year of dragon✴️

The photo was taken in Iceland during my trip there for an artist residency last year..
❄️SUPER COLDDDD❄️ but I survived😂

In our culture, there’s a saying “thunder tells the arrival of the spring,” on the other hand, “thunder comes when the dragon comes.”

As usual, MESSAGE ME if you would like to get postcards!
📯Donation based: any amount for any counts, support as you wish.
📯Blank ones or my Letter
📯Anywhere available!

Miss all of you.
Please take care of yourself, be safe, and live!
Currently, I’m working on different performances that will be presented in spring..
Stay tuned and love ya🧡

#台灣藝術家 #龍年 #新年快樂

19/03/2021

Evening🌧
🌾NEW VIDEO UP
https://youtu.be/B6eIZ_CfdgM

For me these days are rugged.

This is a heart-digging piece about my relationship with my family.

After the Lunar New Year holiday, my parents shared the photos of the whole family gathering in our group chat the other day. I opened the files as usual, to see where they’ve visited, what they’ve eaten, how they’ve been. However, all of a sudden, I barely recognized my uncle, who I am really close to since I was young, in the picture. His face looks way older than it should be in my memory. And all of a sudden, this long-period of time not being with my family was visualized in the moment. I could not remember when was the last time I staring at my uncle’s face or any other family member’s eyes.

The most terrifying part is, the more I delve into my memories, the more I find out they were washed and covered with blurry filters by the accumulated time.

Again and again, a layer then a layer.

It is irreversible, ever.
Time.
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#表演藝術 #台灣藝術家

13/01/2021

-Breath Touch Glance-
Evening.
🎇The full 3-clip version of Breath Touch Glance video is now on my YouTube. Just visit the link at my bio and you will find it!
Performance by Julia
Poem and Reading by Dolor

How do you feel love from someone else?
How will you describe the love that you feel?
How much could you take then?

Again, please visit


to see the photos and poems.

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Not being able to meet in this period, we, four artists came out with this art-relay project, Breath Youch Glance, which includes performances, photos, videos, and poems. In order to get the full picture of this collaborative piece, audiences are encouraged to view all the aspects of the project, from photos, videos, to the context of 3 poems at the end.
(Ordered by working timeline)
Ki***ku Performance by Mili, Dolor
Photo by Van
Poem and Reading by Dolor
Performance Video by Hsiao-Chu Hsia
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🦋Sincerely thanks to Miki, Dolor, Van
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#表演藝術 #台灣藝術家 #肢體語言

23/11/2020

My latest performance video was published. This is a piece responding to the project, FACE to FACE, that I have been working on with Arts By The People since August.
Please visit the link to watch it!

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The way we connect with each other has changed. Virtual contacts replace the usual way we interact with others. We “meet” people online, staring into the camera, facing a screen instead of a real person.
Are we being heard when losing the sense of realness from physical interaction?
On the other hand, how can we still show our companionship when we are not able to meet in-person?

Performed and edited by Hsiao-Chu (Julia) Hsia The way we connect with each other has changed. Virtual contacts replace the usual way we interact with others...