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Building the Future of Art and Technology in Downtown New York
Onassis ONX at FiveIn 2020, at the height of global uncertainty, Onassis ONX was founded as a bold experiment: a platform dedicated to supporting artists working at the intersection of art and advanced …
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Capturing the “Fractured Poetics” of the World
Artist Ching-Chuan Hu on Digital Technology, Reality, and PerceptionArtist Ching-Chuan Hu’s practice probes the boundary between the digital and the real, seeking to translate ineffable personal sensations into a visual language that is fragmented yet lyrical. By working …
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Silent Resistance Through Unease
Insoon Ha and Her Art PracticeA massive, expressionless head; a headless figure drenched in blood with an umbilical cord; and innumerable bloody tongues protruding from the wall … Insoon Ha’s [1] creations evoke deep unease …
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Mud, Sound, and the Ground
Bodily Memory in Yamashiro Chikako’s Mud ManThe 2026 exhibition “Entanglements: The Rhythm of Being” at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum features Yamashiro Chikako’s video work Mud Man. [1] Passing through heavy …
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Fūdo and Dwelling
A Review of Attunement: Contemporary Politics between Mindscape and SoundscapeI suppose I could feel the roots.” (Le Guin 22) Today, reading the discourse on Heideggerian philosophy that arose across the East Asian maritime region …
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Between the Skull and the Headset
Embodied Mimesis and the Reshaping of Memory in Beastosis: Call of the SkullProduced by House Peace and ET@T, and adapted from Chiou Chang-ting’s epic fantasy novel Beastosis, the immersive theater work Beastosis: Call of the Skull announces …
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Non-dream, Catastrophism, and Aberrant Archive
Notes on Hsu Che-yu and Chen Wan-yin’s PracticeMultitude and Copies In the summer of 2025, Hsu Che-yu and Chen Wan-yin published the artist book Aberrant Archive, reflecting on their collaborative practice since …
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On Form
Exploring Tsai Jia-Hong's Mother VesselsThere 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 …
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The Luminous Gaze of War and Photography
Exposure and Reflection in the Exhibition Piercing Through a Porous ArchiveThe Studio Window on the Street: Peng Ruei-lin as a Photographer in the Public Eye In 1931, Peng Ruei-lin (1904–1984), the first Taiwanese to obtain …