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Angga Wijaya reflects on the Jakarta-based art collective’s belief in togetherness and experience-based pedagogy
May Fung discusses the relationship between art and space, and her experience building art education programmes in Hong Kong
David Xu Borgonjon discusses the racial politics of art school recruitment, and its structural effects on contemporary art
R. Siva Kumar in Conversation with Regina Bittner and Kathrin Rhomberg
Through annotated illustrations, Michael Leung reflects on the potential for emancipatory learning in Hong Kong
A look at an image taken at the Kasauli Art Centre Artist Workshop in 1978
Solomon Benjamin and Wing Shing Tang's artistic explorations of Hong Kong for 15 Invitations
The Pakistani artist discusses taxidermy, art schools in Pakistan, and the outside world’s perception of art from her country
The buzzword of the season in India is “curating”
The artist discusses his work, the Thai art education system, and the innovative ComPeung Village of Creativity
The Vietnamese artist discusses his practice, found objects, and Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City
A classroom in the basement of Yokohama Yamate Chinese School and the Yokohama Triennale
Visual arts teacher Peggy Kwan discusses how she implemented AAA's online resources, and made adjustments to suit her students' abilities and needs
A series of performance art exercises for students to think about the idea of learning
Mariam Ghani proposes creative online activities for teachers and students to work collaboratively during isolation
Sanchayan Ghosh explores landscape in relation to interiors and the outdoors
Hồng-Ân Trương proposes a series of activities around storytelling that emphasises empathy and collectivity
Nilanjana Nandy explores personal, gender, and social issues around the act of cleaning
Chang Yuchen explores the notion of time with a series of reflective activities inspired by different artworks
Lo Lai Lai introduces a series of home farming activities and encourages students to contemplate their relationship with nature
Pak Sheung Chuen introduces an alternative way of communication through shapes, colours, and digits
Beatrix Pang introduces zine-making as a way to record our observations, feelings, and thoughts
Kith Tsang Tak Ping encourages students to rethink their daily habits
Tang Kwok Hin explores home as a source of inspiration for art making
Law Yuk Mui guides students to think about human relationship through their own experiences and a series of artworks
A case study involving archives as a point of departure for self-exploration and art making
WATCH: This talk explores concepts central to modernist artistic practice in India between 1950 and 1990
