TAIWAN INTRODUCTION In 2020, many schools have cancelled field trips due to concerns over COVID-19. Nevertheless, partnership between the National Museum of Marine Science & Technology and Keelung Arts and Humanities Education Advisory Group has brought these backpacks to multiple campuses, including National Keelung Senior High School, National Keelung Girls’ Senior High School, Ding-Nei…
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July 18, 2019 – Aug 10, 2019 at The Japan Foundation, Yangon (No.70 Nat Mauk Lane (1), Bahan Township, Yangon, Myanmar) July 26, 2019 5:00 pm – 8:00pm Reception and Round Table Discussions, featuring Alma Quinto (Philippines) Introduction The project launched in Yangon; the biggest city of Myanmar which is a nation in reformation…
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April 9 – May 5, 2019 Introduction coming soon About the hosting organization: Tentacles Tentacles is an art initiative founded in 2014 focuses on providing platform for emerging and experimental creative practitioners by hosting regular exhibitions and residency program for artists and researchers looking to spend time in Bangkok, to focus on their practices, as…
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View MoreText by Casey Chan The visit to Casphalt was very different to our other two locations. Casphalt is an artspace, cafe, bookstore and a children’s playground. It is a shared space for the community to use hence, it felt more inviting to interact with strangers. However, there wasn’t a lot of people at the time….
View MoreYoutube video Text by Casey Chan On our second ‘tour’ we had 7 student volunteers, once again we each carried around two backpacks. We started our journey at Langham Place, Mong Kok and made our way to Casphalt in Tuen Mun. This time, I felt more prepared to interact with the locals. I was also…
View MoreText by Casey Chan On our first ‘tour’ around Causeway Bay Wet Market, we had around 10 volunteers, each who chose two of their favorite backpacks that was durable. It was very exciting because we all got to see the backpacks for the first time. We started by unpacking the backpacks from the boxes used…
View MoreSparkle! Temperature of Communication Presented by Leisure and Cultural Services Department Organised by Oi! Project Curator: Movana Chen Artists : Hung Keung, Sara Tse, Tunni Kraus, Field Trip Project Asia (Daisuke Takeya as its curator) This exhibition has explored the influence of new digital communication methods on the ways we form our identity, create…
View MoreDISCUSSIONS AT EDWIN’S GALLERY Disaster: Nature vs Human Sunday, April 9, 2017 15.00-17.00 Speakers: Farid Rakun, Ignasius Adi Wibowo, Gugun Muhammad Moderator: Leonhard Bartolomeus Field Trip Project departs from the Asian concern Daisuke Takeya against natural disasters in Japan. The massive earthquake that occurred in 2011 has led to a catastrophic nuclear leak that its…
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