INFO PROGRAM SPECIAL EDITION
Exhibition | Digestive Ethics
(Still ongoing)
Curator: te editions
Hong Museum, Wenzhou
Janurary 17 to July 17, 2026
Janurary 17 to July 17, 2026
With food as the thematic anchor, Digestive Ethics examines the constant deviations taking place in our world. The exhibition stages a conversation on the contemporary food system between eleven artists and artist collectives with research backgrounds, exploring the alienation experienced by producers, consumers, and food alike, as well as the mechanics of displacement that subtly affect our senses and sensibilities. Through mediums such as video, installation, painting, and collage, the artists navigate the boundaries of oceans, forests, farmlands, and factories to trace an invisible food supply chain within the gallery. The exhibition foregrounds the apparatus of control that is omnipresent throughout gathering and industrial manufacturing. The search for the source of food is also an inquiry into labor: who has been sacrificed within this closed loop? Within the exhibition's framework, Wenzhou not only represents the process by which local experience is absorbed into a global system but also provides a means for contemplating material interests and ethics. The exhibition invites the audience to draw from their lived experience and to “chew” and “digest” anew, developing fresh perspectives on the complex relationships between food and life.
Talk | Weaving Collective Memory: From Archive to Design in Dance In Herland
Speakers: Pianpian He, Max Harvey and Kechun Qin
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo, Tokyo Art Book Fair, Tokyo
December 14, 2025
This event explored how editorial vision and design intersect to produce a book through a critically engaged perspective.
Dance in Herland documents the stories and experiences of Chinese American performers, foregrounding voices often marginalized in dominant cultural narratives. Gathering photographs, rare oral histories, creative writings, and interviews with scholars into a living archive. Designers Studio Pianpian He & Max Harvey wove these layers together, using papers in different colors to map diverse oral history backgrounds, while delicately translating the visual traces of an era into the language of the book.
Speakers: Pianpian He, Max Harvey and Kechun Qin
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo, Tokyo Art Book Fair, Tokyo
December 14, 2025
This event explored how editorial vision and design intersect to produce a book through a critically engaged perspective.
Dance in Herland documents the stories and experiences of Chinese American performers, foregrounding voices often marginalized in dominant cultural narratives. Gathering photographs, rare oral histories, creative writings, and interviews with scholars into a living archive. Designers Studio Pianpian He & Max Harvey wove these layers together, using papers in different colors to map diverse oral history backgrounds, while delicately translating the visual traces of an era into the language of the book.
Talk | Ground Sea: Picturing the Unimaginable
Speakers: Kanthy Peng, Michael Guo, Ellen Larson, Nicole Liu and Yechen Zhao
Chicago Art Book Fair, Chicago
September 20, 2025
This event was partially funded by Center for the Art of East Asia at the University of Chicago and Gay-Young Cho. Invoking Peng’s artist book as a point of departure, they introduced the artist’s photo-based practice, collaborative engagements with translation, and narrative strategies achieved through both content and form.
Speakers: Kanthy Peng, Michael Guo, Ellen Larson, Nicole Liu and Yechen Zhao
Chicago Art Book Fair, Chicago
September 20, 2025
This event was partially funded by Center for the Art of East Asia at the University of Chicago and Gay-Young Cho. Invoking Peng’s artist book as a point of departure, they introduced the artist’s photo-based practice, collaborative engagements with translation, and narrative strategies achieved through both content and form.
Talk | Ground Sea in New York
Speakers: Kanthy Peng and Genesis Báez
Bungee Space, New York
September 18, 2025
This event marked the New York launch of Ground Sea, Peng’s debut book. Báez, a longtime peer and witness to Peng’s artistic journey, will guide the discussion through themes of movement, intimacy, and rehearsal, tracing how the book negotiates belief, trust, and the possibilities of failu
Speakers: Kanthy Peng and Genesis Báez
Bungee Space, New York
September 18, 2025
This event marked the New York launch of Ground Sea, Peng’s debut book. Báez, a longtime peer and witness to Peng’s artistic journey, will guide the discussion through themes of movement, intimacy, and rehearsal, tracing how the book negotiates belief, trust, and the possibilities of failu
Fellowship Project | Book Making on the Edge—Publishing Potentials in Asia
initial research, New York
September 16, 2025
From September 16 to 30, initial research’s office room was transformed into a temporary reading room, showcasing publications from Asian publishing collectives, together with a curated shelf by the editors of te editions. On public open days during the exhibition—Tuesdays and Saturdays—te editions was on-site at initial research to meet and share in conversation.
initial research, New York
September 16, 2025
From September 16 to 30, initial research’s office room was transformed into a temporary reading room, showcasing publications from Asian publishing collectives, together with a curated shelf by the editors of te editions. On public open days during the exhibition—Tuesdays and Saturdays—te editions was on-site at initial research to meet and share in conversation.
Fellowship Project | Book Making on the Edge—Publishing Potentials in Asia
Speakers: Sarasija Subramanian and Januar Rianto
Workshop: Januar Rianto
initial research, New York
September 16, 2025
Following the Printed Matter’s Art Book Fair, the event invited two Asian publishers to share their practices through talks and a workshop. In thinking about independent publishing in Asia today, te editions noticed that while each place is rooted in its own context, there are many shared concerns across contexts. These include how to navigate postcolonial legacies and censorship, and how to sustain production with limited resources and funding. Perhaps, one can glimpse something distinctive in Asian publishing through typography, paper choices, and printing methods, which reveal possibilities of their own. After participating in many international art book fairs, how do publishers from Asia understand their work in relation to the wider world?
Speakers: Sarasija Subramanian and Januar Rianto
Workshop: Januar Rianto
initial research, New York
September 16, 2025
Following the Printed Matter’s Art Book Fair, the event invited two Asian publishers to share their practices through talks and a workshop. In thinking about independent publishing in Asia today, te editions noticed that while each place is rooted in its own context, there are many shared concerns across contexts. These include how to navigate postcolonial legacies and censorship, and how to sustain production with limited resources and funding. Perhaps, one can glimpse something distinctive in Asian publishing through typography, paper choices, and printing methods, which reveal possibilities of their own. After participating in many international art book fairs, how do publishers from Asia understand their work in relation to the wider world?
Speakers: Wen-You Cai, Hetian Guo and Scarlett Meng (Related Department)
Hardcore Art Book Fair, Mexico
July 6, 2025
July 6, 2025
Guo collaborated with artist Cai and designer Scarlett (from related department) to present a talk at Mexico City's Hardcore Art Book Fair. Focusing on te editions’ first artist’s book, Minnan Exit, the team unpacked the nuanced interplay between editorial vision and design. The dialogue transitioned into a perceptive exchange on the cultural interpretations of mortality, engaging the local audience in a discussion about the Mexican tradition where death is embraced as a festive celebration.
Talk & Workshop | Towards a Shared Language: Magazine-Making as Response
Speakers: Michael Guo, Kechun Qin, Ye Wuji and Can Yang
Workshop: Elaine Tam
Asymmetry HQ, London
June 21, 2025
The program kicked off with a presentation by Guo and Qin with te editions’ art director Can Yang, sharing the conceptual and material life of the magazine. The presentation followed by a screening of short films by artists Moe Satt and Ye Wuji, with Ye joining in person for a conversation with te editions. After the public programme, Elaine Tam, Senior Editor at FIELDNOTES, hosting a creative writing workshop titled “Illegible,” exploring translation and displacement through a series of informal writing exercises.
Speakers: Michael Guo, Kechun Qin, Ye Wuji and Can Yang
Workshop: Elaine Tam
Asymmetry HQ, London
June 21, 2025
The program kicked off with a presentation by Guo and Qin with te editions’ art director Can Yang, sharing the conceptual and material life of the magazine. The presentation followed by a screening of short films by artists Moe Satt and Ye Wuji, with Ye joining in person for a conversation with te editions. After the public programme, Elaine Tam, Senior Editor at FIELDNOTES, hosting a creative writing workshop titled “Illegible,” exploring translation and displacement through a series of informal writing exercises.
Librarians-in-Residence Project | To Pass is To Preserve—Drifting Backpack in New York
Initiator: Asymmetry
Collaborators: Accent Sisters and Chinatown Basketball ClubThe program began on May 11, 2025, running for 9 weeks. The Drifting Backpacke will be passed from one bookkeeper to the next. Each participant can keep the bag for one week and are encouraged to share the reading experience with friends. At the starting point, we will place dozens of artist books into two bags (A Bag & B Bag) and invite participants to contribute printed materials related to themes of diaspora and migration—such as zines, books, newspapers, postcards, maps, photographs, etc. Accent Sisters’ bookstore and Chinatown Basketball Club’s court will serve as designated hubs, where books can be picked up and returned each week on Sundays.
Initiator: Asymmetry
Collaborators: Accent Sisters and Chinatown Basketball ClubThe program began on May 11, 2025, running for 9 weeks. The Drifting Backpacke will be passed from one bookkeeper to the next. Each participant can keep the bag for one week and are encouraged to share the reading experience with friends. At the starting point, we will place dozens of artist books into two bags (A Bag & B Bag) and invite participants to contribute printed materials related to themes of diaspora and migration—such as zines, books, newspapers, postcards, maps, photographs, etc. Accent Sisters’ bookstore and Chinatown Basketball Club’s court will serve as designated hubs, where books can be picked up and returned each week on Sundays.
Talk | Dance In Herland in New York
Speakers: Luka Yuanyuan Yang, Pianpian He and Xin Wang Yu and Me Books, New York
May 28, 2025
In the book, Xin Wang was commissioned to write an article “𝙊𝙧𝙞𝙚𝙣𝙩𝙖𝙡” 𝘿𝙤𝙡𝙡 𝙈𝙚𝙚𝙩𝙨 𝙒𝙤𝙧𝙡𝙙, discussing how Chinese American dancers creatively respond to the Western construction of Orientalism and ways to reframe the Chinese diaspora. The book design draws heavily from archival images and colors. This talk also shared how the designers developed a new aesthetic language for the book, rooted in mid-20th century China and the U.S., and how the visual sensibilities of the Chinese diaspora have evolved from homeland to abroad.
Speakers: Luka Yuanyuan Yang, Pianpian He and Xin Wang Yu and Me Books, New York
May 28, 2025
In the book, Xin Wang was commissioned to write an article “𝙊𝙧𝙞𝙚𝙣𝙩𝙖𝙡” 𝘿𝙤𝙡𝙡 𝙈𝙚𝙚𝙩𝙨 𝙒𝙤𝙧𝙡𝙙, discussing how Chinese American dancers creatively respond to the Western construction of Orientalism and ways to reframe the Chinese diaspora. The book design draws heavily from archival images and colors. This talk also shared how the designers developed a new aesthetic language for the book, rooted in mid-20th century China and the U.S., and how the visual sensibilities of the Chinese diaspora have evolved from homeland to abroad.
Talk & Film Screening | Dance in Herland in New York
Speakers: Luka Yuanyuan Yang, Pianpian He, Kechun Qin and Michael Guo
Host: Lulu Yao Gioiello
Far-Near, New York
May 26, 2025
The New York debut of Dance in Herland featured an in-depth presentation by the book making team, sharing the entire journey—from the project’s inception to its editing and design process. They discussed how they crafted a distinct narrative path that diverges from the film, carefully selecting and editing from a vast archive of images and oral interviews. Following the talk, a screening of Yang Yuanyuan’s short film Copy and Stephen Are in Love was held.
Photography©️ Shina Peng
Speakers: Luka Yuanyuan Yang, Pianpian He, Kechun Qin and Michael Guo
Host: Lulu Yao Gioiello
Far-Near, New York
May 26, 2025
The New York debut of Dance in Herland featured an in-depth presentation by the book making team, sharing the entire journey—from the project’s inception to its editing and design process. They discussed how they crafted a distinct narrative path that diverges from the film, carefully selecting and editing from a vast archive of images and oral interviews. Following the talk, a screening of Yang Yuanyuan’s short film Copy and Stephen Are in Love was held.
Photography©️ Shina Peng
Talk | Ground Sea: Examining Depression, Memory, and Loss Through an Artist Book
Speakers: Kanthy Peng, Muxi Gao and Michael Guo
Art Center College of Design, Printed Matter’s LA Art Book Fair, Los Angeles
May 16, 2025
This talk discussed the creative process and design principles behind Ground Sea, exploring the socio-political conditions that shaped the project and examining how the design, layout, and material choices reflect and reinforce its conceptual framework.
Speakers: Kanthy Peng, Muxi Gao and Michael Guo
Art Center College of Design, Printed Matter’s LA Art Book Fair, Los Angeles
May 16, 2025
This talk discussed the creative process and design principles behind Ground Sea, exploring the socio-political conditions that shaped the project and examining how the design, layout, and material choices reflect and reinforce its conceptual framework.
Reading Salon | Readin Mirroring
Host: Jierui Ou侑十茶室, Shanghai
March 1, 2025
In the reading salon, we invited the readers to join us for tea and reading te magazine issue 3 Mirroring. For this session, we delved into two selected pieces of writing, sparking discussions on the relationship between self and healing. Through the turning of pages and the warmth of tea, we explored the solitude and resilience of the individual when confronted with the tides of social crisis.
Host: Jierui Ou侑十茶室, Shanghai
March 1, 2025
In the reading salon, we invited the readers to join us for tea and reading te magazine issue 3 Mirroring. For this session, we delved into two selected pieces of writing, sparking discussions on the relationship between self and healing. Through the turning of pages and the warmth of tea, we explored the solitude and resilience of the individual when confronted with the tides of social crisis.
Writing Project | 附近敏感 Sensitivity in the Vicinity
Contributors: Michael Guo, Jierui Ou, SPL Team, Ge Yulu, Plant South Saleroom and Tang Han
Editor: Michael Guo
Eclosion
2024-2025
As the second phase of Eclosion’s external program, the writing project Sensitivity in the Vicinity, curated by te editions’ editor-in-chief Michael Guo, invites multiple artists and creators to write about their understanding of “the vicinity (the nearby),” magnifying and observing it. From immigrant communities in Queens, New York, to urban villages in Beijing; from the tunnels and railroads accompanying Zhejiang’s rapid development to the fallen leaves on Berlin’s streets.
Click the titles to read the full text:
• Introduction
• Visiting Queens: Starting with Four Grassroots Organizations
• Swinging and Contradictions: An Internal Conversation of the SPL Team
• The Encirclement of the “Nearby”
• Fernweh
• Notes on Ginkgo Picking
Contributors: Michael Guo, Jierui Ou, SPL Team, Ge Yulu, Plant South Saleroom and Tang Han
Editor: Michael Guo
Eclosion
2024-2025
As the second phase of Eclosion’s external program, the writing project Sensitivity in the Vicinity, curated by te editions’ editor-in-chief Michael Guo, invites multiple artists and creators to write about their understanding of “the vicinity (the nearby),” magnifying and observing it. From immigrant communities in Queens, New York, to urban villages in Beijing; from the tunnels and railroads accompanying Zhejiang’s rapid development to the fallen leaves on Berlin’s streets.
Click the titles to read the full text:
• Introduction
• Visiting Queens: Starting with Four Grassroots Organizations
• Swinging and Contradictions: An Internal Conversation of the SPL Team
• The Encirclement of the “Nearby”
• Fernweh
• Notes on Ginkgo Picking
Talk | te Talk in Berlin
Speakers: Musquiqui Chihying, Michael Guo, Tang Han & Zhou Xiaopeng and Kechun Qin
Host: Sam Kim
Common Imprint, Berlin
October 9, 2024
In this panel discussion, the two editors of te editions delved into their most fundamental project: te magazine. From the early days of the pandemic, when they began conversations with artists around the world, to the point where they developed a working method. The editors also shared insights and behind-the-scenes stories from select pieces across the three issues published so far, as well as their motivations and concepts. Joining them will be Berlin-based contributors Tang Han, Zhou Xiaopeng and Musquiqui Chihying, who have provided an in-depth exploration of their contributions to the magazine.
Speakers: Musquiqui Chihying, Michael Guo, Tang Han & Zhou Xiaopeng and Kechun Qin
Host: Sam Kim
Common Imprint, Berlin
October 9, 2024
In this panel discussion, the two editors of te editions delved into their most fundamental project: te magazine. From the early days of the pandemic, when they began conversations with artists around the world, to the point where they developed a working method. The editors also shared insights and behind-the-scenes stories from select pieces across the three issues published so far, as well as their motivations and concepts. Joining them will be Berlin-based contributors Tang Han, Zhou Xiaopeng and Musquiqui Chihying, who have provided an in-depth exploration of their contributions to the magazine.
Talk | Minnan Exit in Fujian
Speakers: Wenyou-Cai, Chen Huaxian, Michael Guo and Zhong Luyi
Host: Jierui Ou
Art & Books, Xiamen
April 6, 2024
This talk discussed more about the mysteries and thoughts surrounding funeral ceremonies on site by inviting Xiamen anthropologist Zhong Luyi and an expert on folklore, Chen Huaxian. They are also the people who engaged in the publication.
Speakers: Wenyou-Cai, Chen Huaxian, Michael Guo and Zhong Luyi
Host: Jierui Ou
Art & Books, Xiamen
April 6, 2024
This talk discussed more about the mysteries and thoughts surrounding funeral ceremonies on site by inviting Xiamen anthropologist Zhong Luyi and an expert on folklore, Chen Huaxian. They are also the people who engaged in the publication.
Event & Talk | Minnan Exit in Fujian
Speakers: Wenyou-Cai, Michael Guo, Scarlett Meng and Kechun QinChizi Space, Quanzhou
April 4, 2024
The team of Minnan Exit shared the process of making this publication. The audience also presented their perspectives on death and experiences with funeral rituals. To resonate with this special day, we made fresh Lumpia Rolls (润饼菜), ate sweet soup and wore the bracelets made of Magnolia figo.
Speakers: Wenyou-Cai, Michael Guo, Scarlett Meng and Kechun QinChizi Space, Quanzhou
April 4, 2024
The team of Minnan Exit shared the process of making this publication. The audience also presented their perspectives on death and experiences with funeral rituals. To resonate with this special day, we made fresh Lumpia Rolls (润饼菜), ate sweet soup and wore the bracelets made of Magnolia figo.
Exhibition & Talk | 梦办中不辞而别 Minnan Exit in Beijing: Dreaming
Speakers: Wenyou-Cai, Michael Guo, Scarlett Meng and Kechun Qin
Oneiro Space, Beijing
March 17, 2024
It is the first time that the team of Minnan Exit The editorial team joined Cai at Oneiro Space in Beijing for Minnan Exit’s book launch conversation, with Scarlett from Related Department joining remotely. The event introduced the publication through discussions on its creative origins, editorial process, and design concept. At the same time, a selection of photographs from the book was presented onsite in an exhibition that remained on view for two weeks.
Speakers: Wenyou-Cai, Michael Guo, Scarlett Meng and Kechun Qin
Oneiro Space, Beijing
March 17, 2024
It is the first time that the team of Minnan Exit The editorial team joined Cai at Oneiro Space in Beijing for Minnan Exit’s book launch conversation, with Scarlett from Related Department joining remotely. The event introduced the publication through discussions on its creative origins, editorial process, and design concept. At the same time, a selection of photographs from the book was presented onsite in an exhibition that remained on view for two weeks.
Talk | Food for thought: Sharing cultures through magazines and meals
Speakers: Osman Bari and Michael Guo
Independent Publishing Festival, Hamburg
September 2, 2023
This conversation brought together the editors of Chutney magazine and te magazine to understand how these magazines use food as a way of telling stories, and to unpack some of the similarities and differences between these publications.
Speakers: Osman Bari and Michael Guo
Independent Publishing Festival, Hamburg
September 2, 2023
This conversation brought together the editors of Chutney magazine and te magazine to understand how these magazines use food as a way of telling stories, and to unpack some of the similarities and differences between these publications.
Project | Reading list vol.6 : 打孔带 Punched tape Aranya Lonely Library, Qinhuangdao
April, 2023
“Lonely Reading List” (孤独书单) is a project launched by Aranya Lonely Library, which engages writers, curators, artists, and art critics, alongside designers to create a book recommendation list. te magazine was invited to curate the 6th reading list, asking the writers and translators from the second issue to recommend books based on their own writings, offering a thread to access those texts. The visual concept was designed by Can Yang, which explores physical archival studies and tangible data in the format of reader card, poster and bookmarks, for interweaving threads of inspiration and knowledge.
Reading list:
• 《痖弦回忆录》 recommend by Chung Yung-Feng (writer)
• Pedagogia do Oprimido recommend by Kechun Qin (editor)
• Inhuman Nature recommend by Hu Wei (writer)
• The Linguistics of Sign Languages: An Introduction recommend by Andrew Nevins (writer)
• Modernity at Large: Cultureal Dimensions of Globalization recommend by Musquiqui Chihying (writer)
• The Poetics of Space recommend by Xenia Benivolski (writer)
• The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down recommend by Qinrui Hua (translator)
• Last and First Men recommend by Michael Guo (editor)
April, 2023
“Lonely Reading List” (孤独书单) is a project launched by Aranya Lonely Library, which engages writers, curators, artists, and art critics, alongside designers to create a book recommendation list. te magazine was invited to curate the 6th reading list, asking the writers and translators from the second issue to recommend books based on their own writings, offering a thread to access those texts. The visual concept was designed by Can Yang, which explores physical archival studies and tangible data in the format of reader card, poster and bookmarks, for interweaving threads of inspiration and knowledge.
Reading list:
• 《痖弦回忆录》 recommend by Chung Yung-Feng (writer)
• Pedagogia do Oprimido recommend by Kechun Qin (editor)
• Inhuman Nature recommend by Hu Wei (writer)
• The Linguistics of Sign Languages: An Introduction recommend by Andrew Nevins (writer)
• Modernity at Large: Cultureal Dimensions of Globalization recommend by Musquiqui Chihying (writer)
• The Poetics of Space recommend by Xenia Benivolski (writer)
• The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down recommend by Qinrui Hua (translator)
• Last and First Men recommend by Michael Guo (editor)
Project | 食用方法 ways of eating post post, Beijing
July 8-22, 2022
The exhibition showcases a range of publications and artistic works related to food, exploring its various dimensions from a broad perspective. It will delve into the complex interactions between food and concepts such as geopolitics, cultural economics, and history. In April 2022, food, as a fundamental element of supply and demand, once again triggered a public crisis. As we reassess the foundational value of food, what perspectives should we adopt to understand the underlying complex factors? While guidelines on the “correct” methods and quantities for consumption are prescribed, the looming crisis compels us to seek independent paths for survival. Historical experiences have repeatedly underscored the importance of sharing, which is a key focus of this exhibition.
The exhibition shares:
• Publications about food and art
• COOKBOOK OF THE PANDEMIC YEAR (fruits jam and recipes made by Rania Ho, bread masks made by Pu Yingwei, needlework by Amiko Li)
• Video screenings (Safeguarding the Curry Burger by Elia Nurvista, and The Shape of Appetite (2017) by Tang Han & Zhou Xiaopeng)
• Special events (Kombucha adoption event by Peter Chan, and our Ukraine friend Dana cooked the local Borscht Soup. She shared the history about this cuisine, chatting about the fight of Borscht Soup between Russia and Ukraine.
*All the sales that day were donated to Ukraine Charities.
July 8-22, 2022
The exhibition showcases a range of publications and artistic works related to food, exploring its various dimensions from a broad perspective. It will delve into the complex interactions between food and concepts such as geopolitics, cultural economics, and history. In April 2022, food, as a fundamental element of supply and demand, once again triggered a public crisis. As we reassess the foundational value of food, what perspectives should we adopt to understand the underlying complex factors? While guidelines on the “correct” methods and quantities for consumption are prescribed, the looming crisis compels us to seek independent paths for survival. Historical experiences have repeatedly underscored the importance of sharing, which is a key focus of this exhibition.
The exhibition shares:
• Publications about food and art
• COOKBOOK OF THE PANDEMIC YEAR (fruits jam and recipes made by Rania Ho, bread masks made by Pu Yingwei, needlework by Amiko Li)
• Video screenings (Safeguarding the Curry Burger by Elia Nurvista, and The Shape of Appetite (2017) by Tang Han & Zhou Xiaopeng)
• Special events (Kombucha adoption event by Peter Chan, and our Ukraine friend Dana cooked the local Borscht Soup. She shared the history about this cuisine, chatting about the fight of Borscht Soup between Russia and Ukraine.
*All the sales that day were donated to Ukraine Charities.
Project | 流动的，才是集体的 Liquified Units The 6th abC art book fair, Shanghai
Oct 22-24, 2021
The first issue of te magazine debuted with a showcase of the video works of three groups of artists featured in the book. The works included Life Preserver (2020) by Alvin Luong, The Shape of Appetite (2017) by Tang Han & Zhou Xiaopeng, and Phase I: The Interpretation of pure Central Asia (2017-2021), Central Asia Journal by Ye Wuji.
Oct 22-24, 2021
The first issue of te magazine debuted with a showcase of the video works of three groups of artists featured in the book. The works included Life Preserver (2020) by Alvin Luong, The Shape of Appetite (2017) by Tang Han & Zhou Xiaopeng, and Phase I: The Interpretation of pure Central Asia (2017-2021), Central Asia Journal by Ye Wuji.