• Non-dream, Catastrophism, and Aberrant Archive

    Notes on Hsu Che-yu and Chen Wan-yin’s Practice
    by Hsing-Jou Yeh
    by Hsing-Jou Yeh

    Multitude and CopiesIn the summer of 2025, Hsu Che-yu and Chen Wan-yin published the artist book Aberrant Archive, reflecting on their collaborative practice since 2015. By disrupting the chronological order …

  • On Form

    Exploring Tsai Jia-Hong's Mother Vessels
    by Brynn Gordon
    by Brynn Gordon

    There is a persistent concern that young artists struggle to meaningfully situate their work within universal themes. An over-reliance on specific personal experience risks trapping work within an artificial sense …

  • The Luminous Gaze of War and Photography

    Exposure and Reflection in the Exhibition Piercing Through a Porous Archive
    by Hsing-Jou Yeh
    by Hsing-Jou Yeh

    The Studio Window on the Street: Peng Ruei-lin as a Photographer in the Public EyeIn 1931, Peng Ruei-lin (1904–1984), the first Taiwanese to obtain a degree in photography, returned to …

  • The Horizon of Events

    A Review of Hong Jin-hwon's "2025 Title Match" Exhibition
    by Tseng Che-Wei and Huang Yi-Hsuan
    by Tseng Che-Wei and Huang Yi-Hsuan

    This year marks the twelfth edition of Title Match, an annual exhibition organized by the Buk-Seoul Museum of Art since its opening in 2013. Curated by in-house curator Yoo Eun-soon, …

  • If Memory Closed Its Eyes, Would We Disappear Too?

    Reflects on a meta-critical aesthetic strategy in the ICA–Sofia Exhibition
    by Sean Wang
    by Sean Wang

    Upon arriving in Bulgaria, the first thing I did was search for a contemporary art space. After some effort, I eventually found one with a name that sounded unmistakably contemporary: …

  • Inviting Borders

    Transfer Station – The Missing Shadow at Gemeinde Köln
    by Jyotika Sehgal
    by Jyotika Sehgal

    Borders are real but not always tangible. They arise from the idea of the other and blur when these divisions overlap. Within our political geography, a border becomes apparent only …