Eisa Jocson Wins Hugo Boss Asia Art Award for Corponomy Installation
Eisa Jocson has won the Hugo Boss Asia Art Award, receiving RMB 300,000 (approximately £33,400). Her winning work, Corponomy (2019), is a four-channel video installation exploring gender politics and bodily commodification in the Philippines. The piece is exhibited alongside works by finalists Hao Jingban, Hsu Che-Yu, and Thao-Nguyên Phan at Shanghai's Rockbund Art Museum until 5 January. ArtReview Asia previously featured Jocson in its Winter 2019 issue, with coverage by Stephen Wilson.
Key facts
- Eisa Jocson won the Hugo Boss Asia Art Award
- She receives RMB 300,000 (approx. £33,400)
- Her winning work is Corponomy (2019)
- Corponomy is a four-channel video installation
- The work addresses gender politics and bodily commodification in the Philippines
- Finalists include Hao Jingban, Hsu Che-Yu, and Thao-Nguyên Phan
- Works are on view at Rockbund Art Museum, Shanghai
- Exhibition runs through 5 January
Entities
Artists
- Eisa Jocson
- Hao Jingban
- Hsu Che-Yu
- Thao-Nguyên Phan
- Stephen Wilson
Institutions
- Hugo Boss Asia Art Award
- Rockbund Art Museum
- ArtReview Asia
Locations
- Shanghai
- China
- Philippines