Tag / art
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创新者零柒号 | 王家宝: 奇幻少年的 魔法时光机 – A young man’s magic time machine
Is magic the new thing? This interview with magician Wang Jiabao explores the future of Chinese entertainment.
March 15, 2015 -
马良行:打印出来的金和银 | 创新者零玖号 – Printing in gold and silver
An interview with the founder of Ma Lianghang, China’s first jewellery 3D printing venture.
March 15, 2015 -
创新者 | 宋少鹏: 来自微软的创业者, 想用音乐聊聊天
Sugr Cube founder, Song Shaopen / Sean, is a shy man with a technological background, but passionate about the field of music. He worked at the Microsoft Asia Hardware Centre, in sound technology development and management. But in 2013, he left his job to pursue his dream: with his team, he developed a wifi activated audio player, and raised US$ 50,000 on Kickstarter to develop a prototype.
March 15, 2015 -
陈燕飞:书法与家居的相生浸染 – From home to calligraphy
Invest not to buy a house in Shanghai, but to create a home of better taste, “improving quality of life”, these are Chen Yanfei’s values. He rents a place in a tall 23-story building in Jing’an District, practices calligraphy every day, and designed his own home decoration brand, “Pu Su.”
March 14, 2015 -
文艺到底为谁服务? – Who is art at the service of?
Is art a tool for politics? A way to increase capital? Or does it have another function? Looking back at China’s recent history, this piece explores the way that art has been framed to serve multiple goals.
December 9, 2014 -
周思凌:我是ABC,我也是三明治 – Zhou Siling: I’m an ABC, I’m also a sandwich
Why do Chinese girls prefer boys who hold an American green card? Find out from ABC Zhou Siling, author of the video ‘Loser Back Home’
May 5, 2014 -
艺术的两个精神向度 – Two spiritual dimensions of art
A reflection on the difference between traditional and contemporary art, including the religious dimension of traditional art.
June 23, 2013 -
做一个没有职业艺术家的白日梦 – The daydream of a non-professional artist
An alternative proposition for the arts – deprofessionalise artists, so creativity can become spontaneous again, and institutions by-passed.
April 9, 2013 -
南京古城墙观光电梯为谁而建 – Who is the Nanjing ancient city wall sightseeing elevator built for?
As part of the huge plans to develop a world-class “Central Park”, Nanjing intends to build a transparent sightseeing elevator along the Ming dynasty city wall. This piece explores the tension between tourism development and heritage preservation in contemporary China.
August 3, 2012 -
广州,别人的沙漠,我们的天堂 – Guangzhou, desert for others paradise for us
This interview with local music producer Qing Lang offers a local perspective on the pleasures and culture of Guangzhou.
April 23, 2012