When the Son of Heaven Lost His Mind: Fifteen Chinese Rulers Gone Wrong
Palace intrigue, poison, and paranoia across two thousand years of Chinese rule Chinese imperial history spans more than two thousand years and dozens of dynasties, … Read more
Interview with Aiping Cheng Internationally Respected Coach, Judge of Tai Chi and Wushu
Aiping Cheng: On body awareness, On deeper insight & legacy of Tai Chi One of the most decorated and respected figures in the world of … Read more
Race, Gender, and Revolution; Gao Yunxiang on the Figures History Nearly Forgot
Professor Gao Yunxiang on Afro-Asian Solidarity, Gender, and Trans-Pacific Lives That Defied Borders Professor Gao Yunxiang is a distinguished historian and scholar of trans-Pacific cultural … Read more
Porcelain, Migration, and Identity: Sin-ying Ho’s Work Across Cultural Borders
Sin-ying Ho ceramic explores themes of migration, identity, globalization, and cross-cultural exchange. Sin-ying Ho is a contemporary ceramic artist internationally recognized for her innovative reinterpretations … Read more
Interview with Pauline Ferrières, co-founder of DEYI 德逸
Pauline Ferrières on Why Ancestral Craft Needs Economic Logic to Survive Pauline Ferrières is a French art director and cultural curator and creative entrepreneur who … Read more
Between Demolition and Eternity: Wong Wo Bik’s Hong Kong Photography
The Architecture of Memory: Wong Wo Bik’s Lifelong Conversation With Hong Kong Wong Wo Bik designed to explore artistic philosophy, Hong Kong identity, visual language, … Read more
Wei Wu: the sparkling visual language that gives Chinese mythology a contemporary pulse
Interior emotion, cultural dialogue, and the animated space between tradition and reinvention Wei Wu is a skilled illustrator and animator whose artwork lies at the … Read more
Memory, Shadows, and Restraint: Inside Liao Wan-ning’s Figurative Practice
Brushstrokes Without Filters: Liao Wan-ning’s Philosophy of Unembellished Truth Xi’an-born oil painter Liao Wan-ning is renowned for her expressive color palette, and skill in transforming … Read more
Lin Jingjing and the Fragile Architecture of Human Identity
Against Mental Orphanhood: Lin Jingjing’s Challenge to the Digital Age Lin Jingjing (林菁菁) is a contemporary visual artist whose practice bridges personal narrative and collective … Read more
Jessica Chen’s Body of Evidence: What Dance Communicates That Language Cannot
How the founder of J CHEN PROJECT turned diasporic tension into a new language of the body Dancer, choreographer and founder Jessica Chen is the … Read more
Yishan Li on Maintaining a Visual Voice Across Vastly Different Publishing Cultures
Yishan Li redraws the map of what is possible for in the field of comics and manga arts Yishan Li is a professional comics, manhua … Read more
Christine Chen: When Language Becomes a Scalpel Against Injustice
Christine Chen on Quiet Thunder, Awakening, and the Geometry of Language Dr. Christine Chen (Hon.) is a transpacific poet, translator, and editor, and scholar whose … Read more
Canal Cheong Jagerroos: Resilience in Large-Scale Abstraction, From Ancient Brushwork to the Third Space
Ink, Gravity, and Time: How Canal Cheong Jagerroos Reconstructs the Internal Landscapes of Memory Canal Cheong Jagerroos (張彤茹) is a contemporary artist that works primarily … Read more
Interview with Lila: The Cello as a Resonating Chamber
Learning to Breathe with Wood and Wire: Lila’s Journey Through Music Cellist Lila is a passionate and expressive musician whose artistry bridges technical brilliance with … Read more