Zoe Yeh’s curatorial and research practice focuses on the shifting power dynamics and spatial allocations within urban society. Through creative interventions and field-researches, she explores contemporary interpretations of place and locality. She leads the Hong-Gah Museum’s long-term community-based initiatives, utilizing art as a participatory tool to engage the local community and deepen cultural education and site-specific curatorial experimentation.
Yeh is also deeply engaged in the fields of moving image and has curated numerous solo exhibitions for emerging artists, with a particular interest in cross-disciplinary practices and experimental narrative strategies. In 2023, she co-curated the Taiwan International Video Art Exhibition: Living-Togetherness with curator Shih-yu Hsu, further promoting dialogue and collaboration between Taiwan’s video art scene and international platforms. Yeh previously served as a curatorial assistant at the Art Tower Mito in Japan and was a board member of the artist-run space Polymer.
