Tehching Hsieh is a Taiwanese-American performance artist known for extreme one-year works in which he punched a time clock hourly, lived in a cage, avoided shelter, or tied himself to another artist. His pieces examine discipline, time, constraint, and the limits of the body within social structures.
Hsieh’s endurance works remain foundational to contemporary performance art.
Tehching Hsieh is a Taiwanese-American performance artist known for yearlong endurance works exploring time and constraint.
Tehching Hsieh is a performance artist known for radical one-year durational works that examine discipline, labor, and the passage of time.
