Realisations of a roving artist
Writeup on Wong Hoy Cheong's solo exhibition at the National University of Singapore's Museum, September 2008, by the Singapore Business Times via The Malaysian Insider website.

The Third Degree: Wong Hoy Cheong on Crime, Glory, Fun and Middle-class Malaise
Interview with Wong Hoy Cheong by Joselina Cruz, 2006.

Bound For Glory
by Carmen Nge
Catalogue essay for Wong Hoy Cheong's exhibition Bound For Glory at Valentine Willie Fine Art, 2006.

Images from Bound For Glory

The Political Artist: Wong Hoy Cheong at the Balai Seni Lukis (pics included)
by Carmen Nge
What happens to political provocation when it's contained in the national gallery?

Hello, this is Trigger. Get Me Room Service
by Rose Jennings for the Observer
Wong Hoy Cheong steals the show at the Liverpool Biennale 2004 with the video installation 'Trigger'.

Scouse Stew
Adrian Searle for The Guardian
A candid review of the Liverpool Biennale 2004 where Wong Hoy Cheong's 'Trigger' was shown.

'Slight shifts'  (2004)      (pics included)
Installation at the Pitt Rivers Museum Oxford. Here is an online exhibition of the installation, as a photographic record.

Wong Hoy Cheong at the Pitt Rivers Museum       (pics included)
Press release - Malaysian-based installation artist Wong Hoy Cheong is to be the inaugural International Fine Art Fellow, 2004.

Wong Hoy Cheong's RE:looking (pics and video included)
A supplementary website to Wong's work at the Venice Biennale. This is a mock website of the "Malaysian Broadcasting Corporation" that is airing a series of 'documentaries' on a 'post-colonial' Austria.

Wong Hoy Cheong at the Venice Biennale 2003 (pics included)

Banal Biennale - Washington Post review
By Blake Gopnik
A thumbs down for the Biennale overall, but a glowing review for Wong Hoy Cheong's installation.

Power of Art - The Star Online newspaper
By Marina Mahathir
Lessons learnt from attending the Venice Biennale, June 2003.

Wong Hoy Cheong
list of works up to 2000 (pics included)
(on this website)

Wong Hoy Cheong at the Gwangju Biennale 2000

Valuing Asia: Wong Hoy Cheong’s quest for a postcolonial visual vocabulary
An in-depth look at Text Tiles.
By Sumit Mandal
(on this website)

International Impact
by Laura Fan, 1999.

An interview with Wong Hoy Cheong - Men's Review magazine 1996   (dead link)

Wong Hoy Cheong in Lines of Descent - The Family in Contemporary Art  (pics included)
A description and explanation of his work from the Migrants series, as exhibited in the group show Lines of Descent, 2002.