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A SERIES THAT ASKS WRITERS AND ARTISTS WHAT THEY NEED TO SAY TO LIVE
YANIYA LEE REFLECTS ON JACKIE WANG AND A LIFE OF POETRY
TARA FATEHI INTERFERES WITH THE RHYTHM BY BRINGING MOVEMENT AND ATTENTION INTO THE ARCHIVE
Hà ĐàO AND JENNIFER YANG ON LEAVING AN IMPRINT, AND SUSTAINING PHOTOGRAPHIC AND ARCHIVAL PRACTICES IN VIETNAM
ETHAN LUK WRITES ABOUT DISAPPEARING PHONE BOOTHS, LETTER WRITING, DAILY ASSEMBLIES, A MAGNOLIA ALBA TREE, HOTEL ROOMS, AND MORE
Lee Weng Choy considers the distance between us, while ruminating on reading, writing, and region
Jihyun Paik follows a reverberation through quantum mechanics, experimental video art, the palpable language of Theresa Hak Kyung Cha, and more
Leung Ping-kwan (Yasi) traces representations of Hong Kong through film, art, and theatre to examine its seemingly elusive identity
Yaniya Lee reflects on Jackie Wang and a life of poetry
Hà Đào and Jennifer Yang on leaving an imprint, and sustaining photographic and archival practices in Vietnam
Trisha Low, Hay, and tshirt speak with us on feeling their way through worlds, proximal intimacies, and writing both in and about fandom
Shanna Tan discusses Korean healing fiction, the translation scene in Singapore, and the dream of starting her own bookstore
Sarp Renk Özer of AVTO speaks with Merve Ünsal on cultivating arts organisations from scratch, and helping them survive
Jocelin Kee explores the relationships that surround a place, and what it means to care for objects
Jocelin Kee illustrates the everyday upkeep of a strange museum
Jacquelyn Zong-Li Ross introspects on writing, belief, and motherhood during a night walk
Urvi Kumbhat shares a poem on return without nostalgia, desires playing truant, and living in the ellipses between countries
Sam Chan and Paul C. Fermin keep their hands up and chin down
Furen Dai charts shifts in language within US census forms across several decades, which speak to larger social transformations
Minh Nguyen, Carlos Quijon, Jr., and Sharon Lee discuss private infernos, birdsongs, and the fluttering of a moth
Oscar Chan, Lau Hiu Tung, and Eunice Tsang talk about their places of refuge in Hong Kong
A series that asks an array of writers and artists what they need to say to live
A series exploring ways to traverse the fog of unknowingness
Writing from a year-long reading group on community, translation, and getting unstuck
An illustrated interview series that explores our affective x material x libidinal drives