Earlier this year, I curated an exhibition at TAC in Eindhoven, The Netherlands, with @Exit11Arts. Titled Peripheries, the exhibition explored the tensions between intimacy and alienation, the personal and geographical, and real and enacted realities.
🔗 https://t.co/J7BJTrBb5w
It's official, #Ķīn is now available to watch on #NationalTheatreAtHome!
Sign up to watch this 'poignant' and 'enchanting' 'masterclass in physical theatre' now! 👇
NYU folks,
Google has announced that they are eliminating unlimited Google Drive for Higher Education Institutions, due to come into effect Nov 2024, with NYU applying quotas from the end of 2023.
Full information: https://t.co/I7RyohTPmw
We are looking for 13 actors available to rehearse on Zoom for a set of online play readings as part of our GRIT playwriting program. The plays traverse a multitude of themes including menstruation, marriage, love, ghosts, identity, and aspiration.
Apply:
https://t.co/w0Tgnmdgwf
The @nytopinion published a doozy of a piece by former Ma administration culture minister Lung Yingtai today-who was a critic of the KMT during authoritarianism but later saw fit to join an administration of the party, as one descended from those that came with the KMT to Taiwan
An overdramatic article from the former culture minister of Taiwan 🇹🇼.
Hardly anyone over here even talks about potential war with China, let alone argue with friends about it.
"The possibility of war with China comes up in nearly every dinner conversation in Taiwan."
Far from my experience. It's hardly even talked about when military exercises are taking place. https://t.co/nKaF4xEOpQ
Taiwan is often portrayed as a dangerous place. But when I visited recently, I found that startup founders, tech workers, and researchers are increasingly moving there, because, well, it rules https://t.co/wF8c7xAnwr