In tribute to International Women’s Day, artist and activist scholar Yoshiko Shimada pays homage to Chu-pi-ren (a radical women’s group … More
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Future Feminism: Interview with Kasumi Iwama
Kasumi Iwama is a multidisciplinary artist/feminist/activist whose work responds to and reflects on issues such as globalization, borders, and feminism through her perspective … More
AAA Radio: A Series of Uncomfortable Conversations #4: Activism
For the last broadcast in the first season of AAA Radio, Asia-Art-Activism in collaboration with performingborders will discuss the challenges … More
Making Time II: A collective timeline of Asian diasporic art and activism with guest researcher Jack Tan
After the Making Time I workshop of participatory timeline research, we were left with a large board pinned with colourful bits … More
UNBOUND: Guest Editor
I was very delighted to receive the Diverse Actions Leadership Bursary recently. Alongside the resources and support, the Diverse Actions award … More
Making Time: A collective timeline of Asian diasporic art and activism
Making Time is a research project initiated by Joon Lynn Goh and Annie Jael Kwan, where the first stage is to … More
SEA Currents
In a world of shifting and contested borders, how is Southeast Asia represented and understood? What are the undercurrents that … More
Asia-Art-Activism Sharing Event: Annie Jael Kwan, Noel Ed De Leon and Sim Chi Yin
UnAuthorised Medium, Framer Framed. Shown: Bomb Ponds (2009) Vandy Rattana; Elements (2011-2018) Noel Ed De Leon & Memory Dispute (2017), Sung Tieu. Image: Eva Broekema 23 November … More
FLOW: Gesturing the Region
Alongside the weekend of Frieze in London, Asia-Art-Activism held a three-day programme of activities at Raven Row. … More
