Jen Liu is a Taiwanese-American New York-based artist working in video, painting, biomaterial, and programming, on histories of labor, diasporic Asian identities, and technology’s role in entanglement capitalism.
About the Artist
Jen Liu is a Taiwanese-American New York-based artist working in video, painting, biomaterial, and programming, on histories of labor, diasporic Asian identities, and technology’s role in entanglement capitalism.
Recent gallery exhibitions include Pound of Flesh, Silverlens NY (2026); Glorious Substances, Beautiful Settings, Upstream Gallery (2026); I Am Cloud, Blindspot Gallery (2024); and GHOST__WORLD, / (Slash) (2024). Liu is a recipient of the Guggenheim Fellowship, Creative Capital Grant, LACMA Art + Technology Lab, and Anonymous Was a Woman Award, amongst others. She’s presented work at MoMA, The Whitney Museum, The New Museum, and The Kitchen; and has participated in the 2015 Shanghai Biennale, 2019 Singapore Biennial, 2023 Taipei Biennial, and multiple iterations of the Berlinale. She will be included in the 2027 Henie Onstad New Visions Triennial (Oslo), as well as the 2027 Yokohama Triennial.