Conversation on Tuesday Afternoon (“Do You Understand What I Mean?”)

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ISSUE 14 : Why Don’t People Move?

Conversation on Tuesday Afternoon (“Do You Understand What I Mean?”)

星期二下午的對話（你們了解我的意思嗎？）

April 29th, 2014／ Type： Performance

Author: 范曉嵐，徐建宇／ Editor: Rikey Tenn

Quote From: 范曉嵐〈星期二下午〉

Note: The article is the transcript of Fan, Hsiao-Lan's 2-channel video "Tuesday Afternoon". It shows a gathering of several friends from the art scene, three men and three women, including artists, curators, musicians, PhD students, film-makers, and scholars. They gathered at the kitchen table discussing about topics such as gender and power while eating and drinking.

Fan, Hsiao-lan, Tuesday Afternoon

ISSUE 14 

             Conversation on Tuesday Afternoon (“Do You Understand What  I Mean?”)
                
                 ， 范曉嵐 ， 徐建宇
                 
             Copy Right, Right Copy
                
                 ， 黃博志
                 
             When Perception Turns into Action and Communication: the Interweaven Scene of “Listening” and “Seeing”
                
                ，

                Shih, Min-chieh

             Postures Between 0 and 1: Comment on Mannet Villariba’s “Type: Zero”
                
                ，

                Shih, Min-chieh

             Analogue and Digital III: Imagination of “Digital Aesthetics” and Imagined “Digital Art”
                
                ，

                Lee, Li-chun