Add to ORKGFocusing on theories and methodologies around ‘contact zones’ and intercultural engagement and translation, this discussion critically reflects on the concepts and processes that shape and define the research, writing and curating of art in an intercultural context. Drawing on case-studies from my book, 'Imagining Taiwan: the role of art in Taiwan’s quest for identity' (Brill, 2018) and several touring exhibitions from Taiwan which I curated, the paper critically analyses the intellectual and experiential aspects of intercultural engagement and translation through the production, display and reception of Taiwan art, nationally and internationally
South as Turn, The Secret South ─ these are titles of recent events at art museums in Taiwan, as ...
In 2009 and 2011, Taiwan’s premier public art museum, the Taipei Fine Arts Museum presented two majo...
The public rise and exhibition of Indigenous art in Taiwan is a relatively recent phenomenon, discer...
Over the past decade there has been a steady increase in the number and scale of exhibitions featuri...
[[abstract]]In the same moment that a new computer technology drove the waves of digitalization from...
[[abstract]]Temporary art is a method of reflecting the variety of society. Art works convey the tho...
Positioning Taiwan in a Global Context examines modern Taiwanese culture through the prism of global...
Intercultural arts Intercultural contact and interaction has become ubiquitous in today’s complex, g...
It is widely acknowledged that globalisation, increased mobility, and advancements in digital techno...
Initiated from discussions of key curators and exhibitions at the end of the Cultural Revolution, th...
[[abstract]]This study looks into the phenomenon of the public confusion that is caused when attendi...
Taiwan fine art research starts from the 1990s after the lifting the martial law; quite a number of ...
This essay will explore from the perspective of a Taiwanese artist living different cultures (Taiwan...
Whilst globalisation, urbanisation and explosive expansion of urban spaces are the most dynamic and ...
This is a part of a large project entitled ‘Refracted Colonial Modernity’ led by Kikuchi and funded ...
South as Turn, The Secret South ─ these are titles of recent events at art museums in Taiwan, as ...
In 2009 and 2011, Taiwan’s premier public art museum, the Taipei Fine Arts Museum presented two majo...
The public rise and exhibition of Indigenous art in Taiwan is a relatively recent phenomenon, discer...
Over the past decade there has been a steady increase in the number and scale of exhibitions featuri...
[[abstract]]In the same moment that a new computer technology drove the waves of digitalization from...
[[abstract]]Temporary art is a method of reflecting the variety of society. Art works convey the tho...
Positioning Taiwan in a Global Context examines modern Taiwanese culture through the prism of global...
Intercultural arts Intercultural contact and interaction has become ubiquitous in today’s complex, g...
It is widely acknowledged that globalisation, increased mobility, and advancements in digital techno...
Initiated from discussions of key curators and exhibitions at the end of the Cultural Revolution, th...
[[abstract]]This study looks into the phenomenon of the public confusion that is caused when attendi...
Taiwan fine art research starts from the 1990s after the lifting the martial law; quite a number of ...
This essay will explore from the perspective of a Taiwanese artist living different cultures (Taiwan...
Whilst globalisation, urbanisation and explosive expansion of urban spaces are the most dynamic and ...
This is a part of a large project entitled ‘Refracted Colonial Modernity’ led by Kikuchi and funded ...
South as Turn, The Secret South ─ these are titles of recent events at art museums in Taiwan, as ...
In 2009 and 2011, Taiwan’s premier public art museum, the Taipei Fine Arts Museum presented two majo...
The public rise and exhibition of Indigenous art in Taiwan is a relatively recent phenomenon, discer...