by Ben Luke It’s a good moment for the South Korean artist Haegue Yang in London: Tate Modern’s showing a new acquisition of her work and then there’s this, a distilled guide […]
by Zen Cho I love reading “day in the life” pieces. It’s amazing how many people in the world eat yoghurt for breakfast and train for marathons in their lunch hour. I’m […]
by Victoria Purcell Celebrate the ephemeral beauty of the cherry blossom (sakura) and the Japanese tradition of hanami (cherry blossom viewing) without the eight hour flight to the land of the rising […]
by Kelli Boyle There’s lots of great BTS news today, ARMY! The group’s Mattel dolls were just revealed, and now, some of RM’s solo work is getting an international release. BTS boys […]
by Daniel Megarry “Why do we let straight white men dictate what our music should sound like, and what we should be listening to on the radio, and what our stories should […]
by Zoe Suen When A Sai Ta is asked where he’s from, he replies, “planet Earth.” Though this may sound like a deliberate attempt to sound cheeky or enigmatic, it is not. […]
Xinhua […] Four hundred years ago, when William Shakespeare was writing his sonnets with a quill, Tang Xianzu was recording verses with a brush nearly 6,000 km away. China and Britain have […]
by Mike Pinnington Chinternet Ugly, Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art, Manchester 8 February–12 May 2019 China, home to 802 million internet users, is subject to sophisticated online censorship. This shrouded state of […]
by Amy Ng When first starting out as a writer, a mentor predicted that, since diversity was all the rage, I would ‘make it’ before my non-ethnic peers. And I felt guilty. […]
Leading figures in contemporary Japanese art and culture are coming to Sheffield over the next week as part of the first Japan Now North festival. The week of activities celebrating art, culture, […]
