AAA presents two Wikipedia Edit-a-thons each year. Aligned with Art+Feminism, the March Edit-a-thon gathers participants to create, edit, and enrich Wikipedia articles about women artists in and from Asia. The November Edit-a-thon coincides with Wikipedia Asian Month, and focuses on exhibitions, art schools, and collectives in and about Asia to enrich art histories in this region. Produced with the assistance of the Wikimedia Community User Group Hong Kong, these workshops are part of an ongoing effort to contribute to discussions about the representation of art and visual culture in Asia on open-source knowledge platforms.
Since 2018, when the event was first held, we have organised twelve workshops and have hosted more than 200 participants, who created or improved more than 240 articles.
This series page contains the continually updated results and outcomes of all the Wikipedia edit-a-thons organised by Asia Art Archive.
March 2024
Art+Feminism: Wikipedia Edit-a-thon 2024
New articles:
- Visual artist I Gusti Ayu Kadek Murniasih (b. 1966, Bali. d. 2006, Bali)
- Visual artist, writer, curator Oksana Shatalova (b. 1972, Kazakhstan. Based in Kazakhstan)
Edited articles:
- Visual artist Tomie Arai (b.1949, New York. Based in New York)
- Visual artist Lee Bul (b. 1964, Yeongju. Based in Seoul)
- Visual artist Banu Cennetoğlu (b. 1970, Ankara. Based in Istanbul)
- Visual artist Patty Chang (b. 1972, San Leandro. Based in Los Angeles)
- Visual artist Amy Cheung (Based in Hong Kong)
- Visual artist Wook-Kyung Choi (b. 1940, Seoul. d. 1985, Seoul)
- Visual artist Duan Jianyu (b.1970, Zhengzhou. Based in Guangzhou)
- Visual artist Simryn Gill (b. 1959, Singapore. Based in Singapore)
- Visual artist Lin Tianmiao (b. 1961, Taiyuan. Based in Beijing)
- Visual artist Tomie Ohtake (b. 1913, Kyoto. d. 2015, Brazil)
- Visual artist Park Rehyun (b. 1920, Nampo. d. 1976, Seoul)
- Visual artist Gala Porras-Kim (b. 1984, Bogota. Based in Los Angeles)
- Visual artist Araya Rasdjarmrearnsook (b.1957, Trad. Based in Chiang Mai)
- Visual artist Chiharu Shiota (b. 1972, Osaka. Based in Berlin)
- Visual artist Angela Su (b. 1958, Hong Kong. Based in Hong Kong)
- Visual artist Phaptawan Suwannakudt (b.1959, Thailand. Based in Sydney and Bangkok)
- Filmmaker and video artist Nguyễn Trinh Thi (b. 1973, Vietnam. Based in Hanoi)
- Visual artist Sara Tse (b. 1974, Hong Kong. Based in Hong Kong)
- Visual artist Haegue Yang (b. 1971, South Korea. Based in Berlin and Seoul)
Translated articles:
- Visual artist Patty Chang (b. 1972, San Leandro. Based in Los Angeles) translated from English to Spanish
- Visual artist Wook-Kyung Choi (b. 1940, Seoul. d. 1985, Seoul) translated from English to Spanish
- Visual artist Tari Ito (b. 1951, Tokyo. d. 2021) translated from English to Spanish
- Visual artist Maria Taniguchi (b. 1981, Dumaguete City. Based in Manila) translated from English to Spanish
November 2023
Wikipedia Asian Month 2023: Edit-a-thon on Hong Kong Performance Art and Moving Image
New article:
- C&G Artpartment, Hong Kong (art space, 2007-present)
- Animator Lo Che-ying (b. 1960, Hong Kong. Based in Hong Kong)
- Performance artist Pun Sing-lui (Based in Hong Kong)
- Visual artist, researcher, curator Wen Yau (Based in Hong Kong)
Edited articles:
- Cathay Organisation, Hong Kong (film production company, 1935-1998)
- Visual artist Choi Yan Chi (b. 1949, Hong Kong. Based in Hong Kong)
- Visual artist and filmmaker May Fung (b. 1952, Hong Kong. Based in Hong Kong)
- Hong Kong Lesbian & Gay Film Festival (1989-present)
- Visual artist, curator, art historian Linda Lai Chiu-Han (Based in Hong Kong)
- Microwave International New Media Arts Festival, Hong Kong (1996-present)
- Oi! (Hong Kong) (government art promotion organization, 2013-present)
- Out of Context, Hong Kong (art exhibition, 1987)
- Visual artist Tozer Pak (b. 1977, Fujian. Based in Hong Kong)
- Visual artist and curator Ellen Pau (b. 1961, Hong Kong. Based in Hong Kong)
- The Butterfly Murders (film, 1979, Hong Kong)
- Film director and scriptwriter Jessey Tsang Tsui-Shan (Based in Hong Kong)
- Visual artist Samson Young (b. 1979, Hong Kong. Based in Hong Kong)
- Visual artist Danny Yung (b. 1943, Shanghai. Based in Hong Kong)
March 2023
Art+Feminism: Wikipedia Edit-a-thons
New articles:
- Visual artist Maria Taniguchi (b. 1981, Dumaguete City, Philippines. Based in Manila)
- Curator Gridthiya Gaweewong (b. 1964, Chiangrai. Based in Bangkok)
- Visual artist Fatma Bucak (b.1984, Turkey. Based in London and Istanbul)
- Visual artist Phaptawan Suwannakudt (b. 1969, Bangkok. Based in Sydney)
Edited articles:
- Visual artist Nancy Atakan (b. 1946, USA. Based in Istanbul)
- Visual artist Leung Mee Ping (b. 1961, Hong Kong. Based in Hong Kong)
- Visual artist Wong Wai Yin (b. 1981, Hong Kong. Based in Hong Kong)
- Visual artist Movana Chen (b. 1974, Chaozhou. Based in Hong Kong)
Translated articles:
- Visual artist Shirley Tse (b. 1968, Hong Kong. Based in Los Angeles) translated from English to Chinese
- Illustrator Stella So (b. 1977, Hong Kong. Based in Hong Kong) translated from English to Chinese
- Visual artist Hai-Hsin Huang (b. 1984, Taiwan. Based in Brooklyn) translated from English to Chinese
November 2022
Wikipedia Asian Month 2022: Edit-a-thon on Independent Art Spaces
New articles:
- Arrow Factory, Beijing (2008-2019)
- Green Papaya Art Projects, Manila (2000-present)
- HB Station, Guangzhou (2012-present)
- 1a space, Hong Kong (1998-present)
- THY LAB, Hong Kong (2013-present)
Edited articles:
- Videotage, Hong Kong (1986-present)
Translated articles:
- Arab Image Foundation, Beirut (1997-present) (English to Chinese)
March 2022 (co-organised with M+, West Kowloon Cultural District)
Art+Feminism: Wikipedia Edit-a-thons
Edited articles:
- Visual artist Angela Su (b.1970s Hong Kong. Based in Hong Kong)
- Visual artist Banu Cennetoğlu (b. 1970, Ankara. Based in Istanbul)
- Visual artist Varsha Nair (b. 1957, Uganda. Based in Baroda)
- Visual artist Leung Mee Ping (b. 1961, Hong Kong. Based in Hong Kong)
- Visual artist Duan Jianyu ( b.1970, Henan. Based in Guangzhou)
- Visual artist Jaffa Lam (b. 1973, Fujian. Based in Hong Kong)
- Visual artist Wang Xin (b. 1983, Yichang, Hubei. Based in Shanghai)
- Visual artist Nilima Sheikh (b. 1945, New Delhi. Based in Baroda)
- Visual artist Wong Kit Yi (b. 1983, Hong Kong. Based in Hong Kong and New York)
- Visual artist Tayeba Begum Lipi (b.1969, Bangladesh)
- Visual artist Riko Mizuno (b.1932, Tokyo)
- Visual artist Ho Sin Tung (b. 1986 Hong Kong. Based in Hong Kong)
Translated articles:
- Visual artist Araya Rasdjarmrearnsook (b.1957, Trat. Based in Chiang Mai) translated from English to French
- Visual artist/curator Ellen Pau (b. 1961, Hong Kong. Based in Hong Kong) translated from English to Chinese
- Visual artist Annie Wan (b.1961, Hong Kong. Based in Hong Kong) translated from English to Chinese
- Visual artist Irene Chou (b. 1924, Shanghai. d. 2011, Brisbane) translated from English to Traditional Chinese
November 2021
Wikipedia Asian Month: Edit-a-thon on Art Schools
New articles
Edited articles
- Arts Initiative Tokyo, Tokyo
- Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing
- China Academy of Art, Hangzhou
- Indonesia Institute of the Arts, Yogyakarta
- Kala Bhavana (Institute of Fine Arts), Santiniketan
- Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University, Istanbul
- Tokyo University of the Arts, Tokyo
- University of Baroda, Faculty of Fine Arts, Baroda
- Vietnam University of Fine Arts, Hanoi
March 2021 (co-organised with M+, West Kowloon Cultural District)
Art+Feminism: Wikipedia Edit-a-thons
New articles:
- Visual artist Pramila Giri (B.1946, Nepal. Based in Norway)
- Performance artist Tari Ito (B. 1951, Tokyo)
- Illustrator Stella So (B. 1977, Hong Kong)
- Visual artist Stella Zhang (B. 1965, Beijing. Based in US)
Edited articles:
- Visual artist Tomie Arai (B. 1949, New York)
- Visual artist and curator Ringo Bunoan (B. 1974, Philippines. Based in Manila)
- Visual artist Jin Cai (B. 1965, Tunxi. Based in Tianjin)
- Visual artist Jayashree Chakravarty (B. 1956, Khowai, Tripura. Based in Kolkata)
- Visual artist Amy Cheung (B. 1973, Hong Kong)
- Visual artist Irene Chou (B. 1924, Shanghai. D. 2011, Brisbane)
- Visual artist Xiaoyuan Hu (B. 1977, Heilongjian. Based in Beijing)
- Art critic and curator Geeta Kapur (B. 1943, India. Based in New Delhi)
- Visual artist Nur Koçak (B. 1941, Istanbul)
- Visual artist Jaffa Lam (B. 1973, Fujian. Based in Hong Kong)
- Visual artist Mee Ping Leung (B. 1961, Hong Kong)
- Performance artist Wayne Newton (Based in New York)
- Visual artist Thảo Nguyên Phan (B. 1987, Ho Chi Minh City)
- Visual artist Ti Qiu (B. 1906, Fujian. D. 1958)
- Visual artist Yuan Shen (B. 1959, Fujian. Based in Paris)
- Visual artist Angela Su (B. Hong Kong)
- Visual artist Kit Yi Wong (B. 1983, Hong Kong)
- Visual artist Wai Yin Wong (B. 1981, Hong Kong)
- Visual artist Jing Xiang (B. 1968, Beijing)
Translated articles:
- Visual artist Kiri Dalena (B. 1975, Manila) translated from English to Swedish
- Artist and architect Sandi Hilal (B. 1973, Palestine. Based in Stockholm) translated from Dutch to English
- Visual artist Yuan Shen (B. 1959, Xianyou, Fujian. Based in Paris) translated from English to Chinese
- Visual artist Mali Wu (B. 1957, Taipei. Based in Kaohsiung and Taipei) translated from English to Portugese
- Visual artist Jai Yuan (B. 1941, Chongqing. Based in Taiwan) translated from English to Chinese
November 2020 (co-organised with M+, West Kowloon Cultural District)
Wikipedia Asian Month: Edit-a-thon on Exhibition Histories
New articles:
- Art in the Camps (1988–1991)
- Balaybay@kasibulan.net (2004)
- City Vibrance (1992)
- Chiang Mai Social Installation (1992–1998)
- Inside/Out: New Chinese Art (1998–1999)
Edited articles:
- Hong Kong Art Today (1962)
- From Space to Environment (1966)
- Hong Kong Museum of Art/Hong Kong Biennial Exhibition (1975)
- Contemporary Indian Art (1982)
- China's New Art, Post-1989 (1993)
- Silent Energy: New Art from China (1993)
- Shanghai Biennale (1996)
- Another Long March: Chinese conceptual and installation art in the nineties (1997)
- Womanifesto (1997-2003)
- Hong Kong Reincarnated – New Lo Ting Archaeological Find (1998)
- Fukuoka Art Museum/Fukuoka Asian Art Triennale (1999)
Translated articles:
- Hong Kong Art Today (1962), translated from English to Chinese
- Cities on the Move (1997), translated from English to Swedish
- Another Long March: Chinese conceptual and installation art in the nineties (1997), translated from English to Chinese
March 2020 (co-organised with M+, West Kowloon Cultural District)
Art+Feminism: Wikipedia Edit-a-thons
New articles:
- Visual artist Duan Jianyu (B. 1970, Henan province. Based in Guangzhou)
- Visual artist Fariba Hajamadi (B. 1957, Isfahan, Iran)
- Visual artist Hai-Hsin Huang (B. 1984, Taiwan. Based in Brooklyn)
- Visual artist Firenze Lai (B. 1984, Hong Kong)
- Visual artist Thảo Nguyên Phan (B. 1987, Ho Chi Minh City)
- Art critic and curator Marian Pastor Roces (Based in Manila)
- Researcher, writer, curator Rasha Salti (B. 1969, Toronto. Based in Beirut and Berlin)
- Visual artist Cheng Ting Ting (B. 1990, Hong Kong)
Edited articles:
- Visual artist Jaishri Abichandani (B. 1969, Mumbai, India)
- Visual artist Banu Cennetoğlu (B. 1970, Ankara. Based in Istanbul)
- Visual artist and curator Movana Chen (B. 1974, Chaozhou. Based in Hong Kong)
- Visual artist Amy Cheung (B. Unknown, Hong Kong)
- Visual artist Irene Chou (B. 1924, Shanghai. D. 2011, Brisbane)
- Visual artist and calligrapher Fang Zhaoling (B. 1914, Wuxi. D. 2006, Hong Kong)
- Art critic, art historian, curator Geeta Kapur (B. 1943, New Delhi)
- Visual artist Nina Kuo (B. Unknown, Buffalo, New York. Based in New York City)
- Visual artist Jaffa Lam (B. 1973, Fujian. Based in Hong Kong)
- Visual artist Leung Mee Ping (B. 1961, Hong Kong)
- Visual artist Candice Lin (B. 1979, Concord. Based in Los Angeles)
- Editor, curator, & collector Kai-yin Lo (B. Hong Kong)
- Visual artist and independent publisher Beatrix Pang (B. Unknown, Hong Kong)
- Visual artist Araya Rasdjarmrearnsook (B. 1957, Trad, Thailand. Based in Chiang Mai, Thailand)
- Visual artist Shen Yuan (B. 1959, Xianyou. Based in Paris)
- Visual artist Shiota Chiharu (B. 1972, Osaka. Based in Berlin)
- Visual arts group Spiderwoman Theater (Founded 1976, Based in Brooklyn)
- Visual artist Fiona Tan (B. 1966, Pekanbaru, Indonesia)
- Visual artist Hale Tenger (B. 1960, Izmir. Based in Istanbul)
- Filmmaker and video artist Nguyen Trinh Thi (B. 1973, Hanoi, Vietnam)
- Visual artist Wong Wai Yin (B. 1981, Hong Kong)
- Visual artist Yuan Jai (B. 1941, Chongqing. Based in Taiwan)
Translated articles:
- Visual artist Irene Chou (B. 1924, Shanghai. D. 2011, Brisbane) translated from English to Chinese
- Visual artist Irene Chou (B. 1924, Shanghai. D. 2011, Brisbane) translated from English to Swedish
- Visual artist Ho Sin Tung (B. 1986, Hong Kong) translated from English to Chinese
- Visual artist Izumi Miyazaki (B. 1994, Yamanashi-ken. Based in Tokyo) translated from German to French
- Visual artist Shen Yuan (B. 1959, Xianyou. Based in Paris) translated from English to Chinese
- Visual artist Angela Su (B. Hong Kong) translated from English to Chinese
- Architect Wang Chiu-hwa (B. 1925, Taipei) translated from English to Chinese
- Visual artist Wong Wai Yin (B. 1981, Hong Kong) translated from English to Chinese
- Visual artist John Yuyi (B. 1991, Taipei) translated from English to French
November 2019 (co-organised with M+, West Kowloon Cultural District)
Wikipedia Asian Month: Edit-a-thon on Exhibition Histories
New articles:
- Hong Kong Art Today (1962)
- Xiamen Dada—Exhibition of Modern Art (1986)
- Silent Energy: New Art from China (1993)
- Keepers of the Waters (1995 and 1996)
- Another Long March: Chinese conceptual and installation art in the nineties (1997)
- Hong Kong Reincarnated – New Lo Ting Archaeological Find (1998)
- Water and Land Niigata Art Festival (est. 2009)
- Art and China after 1989: Theater of the World (2017)
Edited articles:
- Cities on the Move (1997)
- Fuck Off (2000)
- Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism/Architecture (est. 2005)
- Incheon Women Artists’ Biennale (est. 2004)
Translated articles:
- From Space to Environment (1966), translated from English to Chinese
- Canton Express (2003), translated from English to Chinese
March 2019 (co-organised with M+, West Kowloon Cultural District)
Art+Feminism: Wikipedia Edit-a-thon on Women in Art in Asia
New articles:
- Visual artist Burcak Bingol (B. 1976, Görele. Based in Istanbul)
- Visual artist/illustrator Sabiha Rustu Bozcali (1904–1998, Turkey)
- Visual artist Jes Fan (B. Canada. Based in New York)
- Visual artist Ho Sin Tung (B. 1986, Hong Kong)
- Visual artist Jaffa Lam (B. 1973, Fujian. Based in Hong Kong)
- Visual artist Holly Lee (B. 1953, Hong Kong)
- Editor, curator, & collector Kai-yin Lo (B. Hong Kong)
- Museum Director Suhanya Raffel (B. Sri Lanka, based in Hong Kong)
- Filmmaker Kimi Takesue (B. 1968, Denver)
- Visual artist Jo Torr (B. 1957, New Zealand)
- Visual artist Ko Sin Tung (B. 1987, Hong Kong)
- Visual artist Wong Kit Yi (B. 1983, Hong Kong)
Edited articles:
- Visual artist Jaishri Abichandani (B. 1969, Mumbai. Based in New York)
- Visual artist, poet, & essayist Etel Adnan (B. 1925, Beirut)
- Visual artist Banu Cennetoğlu (B. 1970, Ankara. Based in Istanbul)
- Visual artist Amy Cheung (B. Hong Kong)
- Visual artist Tiffany Chung (B. 1969, Da Nang. Based in Ho Chi Minh City)
- Visual artist/journalist Zehra Dogan (B. 1989, Diyarbakir)
- Journalist/documentary photographer Bikem Ekberzade (B. 1971, Istanbul)
- Visual artist Cai Jin (B. 1965, Tunxi. Based in Tianjin)
- Visual artist Aisha Khalid (B. 1972, Lahore)Visual artist Bharti Kher (B. 1969, London. Based in New Delhi)
- Visual artist Bharti Kher (B. 1969, London. Based in New Delhi)
- Visual artist Yayoi Kusama (B. 1929, Matsumoto. Based in Tokyo)
- Visual artist Leung Mee Ping (B. 1961, Hong Kong)
- Visual artist/curator Phoebe Man (B. 1969, Hong Kong)
- Visual artist/publisher Beatrix Pang (B. Hong Kong)
- Visual artist Peng Wei (B. 1974, Chengdu. Based in Beijing)
- Visual artist Angela Su (B. Hong Kong)
- Visual artist Fiona Tan (B. 1966, Pekanbaru. Based in Amsterdam)
- Visual artist Shirley Tse (B. 1968, Hong Kong. Based in Los Angeles)
- Visual artist Wong Wai Yin
