MEDIATHEK

During the 1990s, Yang developed and performed a series of thought-provoking monologues, using projected slides for illumination. His third monologue Sadness wove together two themes: the discovery of the artist's Chinese heritage and the rituals of dying and death in Sydney particularly as it effected many men with HIV aids. This show toured nationally and internationally to critical and popular acclaim. As well as performing his celebrated monologues all over the world, Yang is internationally recognised as a photographer with over twenty solo photographic exhibitions across Asia, Australia, Europe and North America.(www.abc.net.au)(RS)