Samson Young
Born in Hong Kong, China
Lives and works in Hong Kong, China
Member of the Hong Art Collective Tomato Grey

Education
2005 – current
Princeton University, Ph.D., Candidate in Music
2005
University of Hong Kong, M. Phil., Music
2002
University of Sydney, B.A., Majors in Music, Philosophy, and Gender Studies

Selected Exhibitions
2010
(Upcoming) Cube 37, Frankston Arts Centre, Melbourne Australia
(Upcoming) Tomato Grey Exhibition, Whitebox, New York, NY
Collecting Hong Kong: Beyond the Colony of Kitsch, Crossing Art, Queens, NY
“Hong Kong Biennale of Urbanism and Architecture”
2009
“Perspective International Festival of Media Art”
“Box of Revelation,” Hong Kong Arts Center, Hong Kong
“Re-animating,” JCCAC, Hong Kong
2008
“Eric Ayotte and Samson Young,” Red Tin Shack Gallery, New York
“Emerging Artists from the Chinese Diaspora,” Deutschebank, New York
“Sonic Fragments,” Princeton University, New Jersey
“Intersections - 9 artists from 3 places,” Benten 17 Gallery, Hong Kong
2007
Shenzhen-Hong Kong Bi-city Biennale of Urbanism and Architecture
“14QK,” Para/site, Hong Kong
“Bloomberg Emerging Artist Exhibition,” Sino Hong Kong Art Gallery, Hong Kong
October Contemporary, Osage Kwun Tong, Hong Kong
2004
Microwave International Media Art Festival, City Hall, Hong Kong

Selected Festival Performances
2010
(Upcoming) International Society of Contemporary Music (ISCM) Festival, Australia
Hong Kong Arts Festival – Solo production
2009
Le French May Arts Festival - with City Chamber Orchestra of Hong Kong
Hong Kong Arts Festival - with Hong Kong Sinfonietta
2008
Canberra International Music Festival, Australia
Dark Music Days Contemporary Music Festival, Iceland
2007
October Contemporary, Hong Kong
2006
Internationales Musikinstitut Darmstadt, Germany
2005
Bang on a Can Summer Music Festival, Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art
2004
Bowdoin International Music Festival, Maine USA
Microwave International Media Art Festival, Hong Kong
Le French May Arts Festival, Hong Kong
2003
Cattle Depot Arts Festival, Hong Kong
2000
The 11th Sydney Springs International Music Festival, Sydney Australia
1999
C21 New Music Festival, Sydney Australia