Aesthetics of Island: “Creole Languages” in Taiwanese and Hokkien

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Aesthetics of Island: “Creole Languages” in Taiwanese and Hokkien

「島」的美學：臺語／檳城福建話作為方法及混血（語）化

April 21st, 2021／ Type： Literature

Author: Rikey Tenn ／ Editor: Rikey Tenn

Quote From: ARTOUCH.COM（【專題】台灣當代藝術之方言的書寫與實踐）

Okui Lala, "National Language Class: My Language Proficiency", 2019; image courtesy of artist

Okui Lala, "National Language Class: My Language Proficiency", 2019; photo courtesy of artist

Chen Fei-hao, "Strange Tale of the Bridal Fan (Jokai ōgi Kidan) and Eiren’s Fan (Eiren no Sensu)", 2019; photo courtesy of artist

Chen Fei-hao, "Strange Tale of the Bridal Fan (Jokai ōgi Kidan) and Eiren’s Fan (Eiren no Sensu)", 2019; image courtesy of artist

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