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Search / Filter EventsNikita Cai (ACC 2019) curates an exhibition focusing on the pan-Southeast Asian experience, typically with monsoons and rich tropical landscapes to creates a platform for diverse research exchange with a goal of promoting mutual understanding between regions.
View EventEnoch Cheng (ACC 2019) puts on an experimental performance exploring human psychology through elements of contemporary technology and Cantonese opera.
View EventJoin ACC Alumni Chong Mui Ngam (ACC 2004) as they partake in this beautiful stage play. Show Me Your Love, "Love Me Don't Go" Stage Play focuses on Huang Zihua and Lin Haifeng, and their journey of love and return through this emotional performance.
View EventYoshiaki Kaihatsu (ACC 1998) will be at the Treasure Hill Artist Village in Taipei, Taiwan participating in the artists residency program.
View EventDouglas Brooks (ACC 2008, 2014, 2015, 2017) will be teaching two one-week long Japanese boatbuilding classes presented by Japanese Tools Australia.
View EventLeung Chi Wo (ACC 1997, 1999) and Sara Wong explore the anonymity of history by contemplating figures in the background of found snapshots in their Museum of the Lost series that imagines experience and personality
View EventJoin Song Dong (ACC 2005), Yin Xiuzhen (ACC 1997), and Lu Yang (ACC 2013) in the 7th Guangzhou Triennial, themed as "Symphony of All the Changes", establishes an art linkage from an international perspective and serves as a witness to the development of Chinese contemporary art.
View EventACC Alumni Xing Danwen (ACC 1998) along with other photographers join "40 Years of Chinese Photography" in displaying her iconic photographs to invite viewers in re-examining how photography has changed the history and ideas of China, the world, and all of humanity at Kulangsu- a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site.
View EventBeatrix Pang (ACC 2008), Ellen Pau (ACC 1991), and Wu Jiaru (ACC 2022) contribute in Myth Makers—Spectrosynthesis III, an exhibition that circles around the core notion of “queer mythologies” and delves into modern and contemporary mythologies along with practices of the body, by gathering a diverse range of artistic idioms related to LGBTQ+ perspectives from over 60 artists from Asia and its diasporas.
View EventLam Tung Pang (ACC 2012) combines a millenium of Chinese, Korean, and Japanese nature imagery from a single page to life size.
View EventEllen Pau (ACC 1991) has works featured in Hylozoism: An Arts & Technology Exhibition
View EventSavinee Buranasilapin's (ACC 2017) site-specific art installation Field Collapse is a gallery-based environment inspired by construction sites, where the details of a work-in-progress communicate social, economic, and aesthetic messages that often go unread.
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