Hu Yinping's Collective Art Projects Featured in Hong Kong Exhibitions
Beijing artist Hu Yinping is presenting three works in Hong Kong this March. At Tai Kwun Contemporary, her piece 'CV' features crocheted résumés by members of the Hu Xiaofang collective, a group of rural Chinese women who create textile works. 'Soul Bottles' is displayed at the Centre for Heritage, Arts and Textile, while 'Potatoes Grow on Trees' appears in Art Basel Hong Kong's Encounters sector. Hu Yinping established Hu Xiaofang over a decade ago as a semi-fictional enterprise that provides economic support through craft labor. The collective produces various woolen items and redistributes income to women whose labor has often been overlooked. The artist's practice explores themes of invisible work, corporate structures, and community visibility across different exhibition contexts.
Key facts
- Hu Yinping is showing three artworks in Hong Kong during March 2026
- The Hu Xiaofang collective was founded around 2015 and involves rural Chinese women
- Works include 'CV' at Tai Kwun Contemporary and 'Soul Bottles' at CHAT
- 'Potatoes Grow on Trees' is presented at Art Basel Hong Kong Encounters
- The collective creates textile pieces while providing economic support to participants
Entities
Artists
- Hu Yinping
Institutions
- Tai Kwun Contemporary
- Centre for Heritage, Arts and Textile
- Art Basel Hong Kong
- UCCA Dune
Locations
- Hong Kong
- Beijing
- Sichuan