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“I am not a party girl”
Seemingly, this quote looks like a kind of declaration that sorts herself into a particular genre, timeline, spatial consciousness and image. The remaining images of this parti...
In early September, the City Sonic: International Sound Art(s) Festival, then in its 13th year, kicked off once again in Mons, Belgium. During the half-month-long event, Mons, long dubbed “the ancient...
A Review on the Development of Taiwan’s Digital Art in 2014
The Sunflower Student Movement, the burgeoning maker culture, and the Taipei City’s mayor election in 2014 clearly showed us a brand new med...
To Edwin Lo
Sound, textures, energies
Above all, music is about sound, a sound and acoustic entity in the broader meaning of the term, which can be very complex and go beyond the mere concept of...
When I make documentaries, I am inspired by the room at the beginning of every haunted-house movie that the protagonist is told (by a real-estate agent or neighbor or previous occupant) in the firs...
“Post-digital” is a concept frequently mentioned in recent discussions about the current conditions of digital technology and artistic practice. This concept is not newly formulated but has emerged at...
“Type: Zero” is a collaborative work by Taiwanese artist Lee Bo-ting and Filipino artist Mannet Villariba who participates in the “Project Glocal.” This project seeks to bring artists from different c...
Project Glocal: Transi(en)t is an experimenting project co-organized by the independent curator Dayang Yraola and No Man’s Land in early 2014. This project invites three artists respectively from the ...
Where are you from and what language are you used to speak there?
Duto Hardono: Indonesian. Mostly Bahasa (Indonedian), which is the official language in Indonesia, English occasionally, and Sundanese...
