The CCSCA Research Forum is a crucial component of the “Independent Research” course. Its main purpose is to provide students with a platform to present their works-in-progress, while inviting relevant experts and scholars to serve as respondents who offer feedback, allowing students to further develop their theses.
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2026 | Inspiring walk through Xinzhuang's Temple Street and Business Circle
On September 15, CCSCA students and NTUE exchange students joined Professor Nobuo Takamori for an inspiring walk through Xinzhuang's Temple Street and Business Circle
2026 | CCSCA new students visited alumna La Benida Hui
CCSCA new students visited alumna La Benida Hui, currently an artist-in-residence, at Badou Elementary School in Keelung. Her project “Weaving Ocean Dreams” is presented in two parts: Part 1 at the National Museum of Marine Science & Technology and Part 2 at Badou Elementary School. The project is part of the school’s long-term environmental learning programme.
The trip offered our students an opportunity to explore how art can work within an educational setting by connecting creative practice with environmental learning for children.
Thank you La Benida for the exhibition tour and Wo-Rui (Warren) for the wonderful music event!
2026 | Transcolonial Horizons: The Archipelagic as Curatorial Method
Many thanks to Carlos Quijon, Jr. for giving a talk titled "Transcolonial Horizons: The Archipelagic as Curatorial Method" on October 9.
In the talk, Carlos conceptualized the "archipelagic" not merely as a geographic fact, but as a dispersive disposition and curatorial method. Drawing from art exhibitions across Southeast Asia, New York, and Hong Kong, he also explored how archipelagos foster lateral, transcolonial affinities that disrupt rigid nation-state and vertical imperial narratives.
By examining minor histories—ranging from labor migration and meteorological networks to migrating deities and regional media—the archipelagic framework offers alternative geopolitical imaginaries, highlighting assemblies and connections born out of dispersal, friction, and historical entanglement.
CCSCA 2027 International Student Admissions are still open.
Application Period
September 11, 2026 (Fri.) to November 13, 2026 (Fri.)
Website: https://recruit.ntue.edu.tw/EXAM
The first picture is courtesy of LIN Wei-lung.
2026 | Visiting Moom Book
Visiting Moom Book, an independent bookstore in Taipei since 2016, as part of the course “Art Writing and Criticism”. Thank you to tung for warmly hosting!
2026 | CCSCA Exhibition show 2026學生精選展覽「Undercurrent」
Undercurrent NOW OPEN!
Our students’ curated exhibition “Undercurrent” is now open at Nanhai Gallery.
Congratulations to the curatorial team and the participating artists!
Follow the exhibition’s Facebook page for more information, updates, and programme details.
2026 | Gudskul+CCSCA-Collective as School project
Gudskul+CCSCA-Collective as School project
Exhibition Practice
Kaohsiung, Taichung, Tainan
2026 | CCSCA CCSCA Annual Research Forum
The CCSCA Annual Research Forum 2026 opened with the keynote lecture, “A Meditation on the Oblique”, by Susie Lingham. Thank you, Susie, for sharing your thoughts, experiences, and reflections with us. Your lecture offered much inspiration to our students, who are developing their practices as curators, researchers and artists.
Our sincere thanks to the seven students who presented their work-in-progress projects. Congratulations on reaching this important stage in your research journey. Research is always a process, and we look forward to seeing how your projects continue to develop in the months ahead.
Special thanks to Gesyada Siregar and Anita Bonit for leading the engaging session “The Practice of Gudskul”, which offered valuable insights into collective learning and artistic practice.
Special thanks as well to our first-year students for giving us a glimpse into their projects-in-progress. These secret projects will unfold next semester, so stay tuned for what is to come!
Lastly, our heartfelt thanks go to our respondents for their thoughtful comments and generous support:
• Susie Lingham
• LU Pei-Yi 呂佩怡
• Thanavi Chotpradit
• TING Vivian 丁頴茵
• AU-YEUNG Shing 歐陽檉
The CCSCA Annual Research Forum is co-convened by LU Pei-Yi 呂佩怡 and Thanavi Chotpradit.
2026 | CCSCA students visited the exhibition "遙視 Remote Viewing"
CCSCA students visited the exhibition “遙視 Remote Viewing” at MoNTUE on April 17, 2026.
A big thank you to curator Alice Nien-Pu Ko @alicenienpuko and artist Tony Oursler @tonyoursler for guiding the tour and sharing their insights.
2026 | Esther Lu Curatorial Workshop
Special thanks to independent curator Esther Lu for leading a generous and insightful curatorial workshop. She walked us through her curatorial approach in depth, discussing how an exhibition is conceived, carefully planned, and gradually developed through a series of workshops that help shape its direction and outcomes.
One highlight of the session was a simple yet engaging workshop she designed, encouraging students to reflect on their own skills and consider what roles they might take on within an exhibition. Through this exercise, students were also invited to think about curatorial practice across different contexts, gaining a more flexible and dynamic understanding of what curating can be.
2026 | Fei Wu Curatorial Workshop
Many thanks to Fei Wu for leading a curatorial workshop for the Exhibition Practice class on March 13.
In the workshop, Fei Wu explored how healing might be rethought in a traumatized world through “being together” and relationships of exchange. Drawing on the concept of munus, both a gift and an obligation, the workshop emphasized the dynamics of giving and losing, rather than possession.
Through a series of questions, participants were invited to reflect on collective cultural “dis-ease,” the potential for art to respond to such conditions, and the ways personal emotions and beliefs intertwine. The workshop ultimately opened up a shared, collaborative space for connection, while inviting further reflection on what kinds of feelings and practices healing can hold.
2026 | Independent Curator Esther Lu Speech
Many thanks to independent curator Esther Lu (呂岱如) for her sharing in the Global Biennial course on April 7.
Drawing from her own visits to both exhibitions, Esther compared the 2025 Bukhara Biennale and the Kochi-Muziris Biennale, highlighting how such exhibitions are rarely established for cultural purposes alone, but are often intertwined with political, economic, and geopolitical agendas. Through selected artworks and curatorial approaches, she guided us in exploring how these large-scale exhibitions reflect cultural tourism, urban development, and broader global dynamics, while articulating different “worlds” through their curatorial visions.
2026 | CCSCA students visited OCAC and TQS studio
Thanks OCAC 打開當代and TQS studio 頭前工工作室 for introducing your practice.
2026 | CCSCA students visited Lin-Kong Society
Thanks lololol for introducing their artist collective studio-Welcome Lin-Kong Society.
2026 | CCSCA students visited the exhibition “A Better Tomorrow”
CCSCA students visited the exhibition “A Better Tomorrow” by the artist duo Working Hard (Kuo Po-Yu and She Wen-Ying) at TheCube Project Space on March 24, 2026.
Thank you to CCSCA student and exhibition manager Tseng Che-wei (曾哲偉) for arranging this visit and to Working Hard for spending time with us.
2026 | CCSCA Overseas Study Trip Thailand Bangkok Day3
14-20 March
Bangkok
Day 3
Dib Bangkok
CCSCA students explored the inaugural exhibition “(IN)VISIBLE PRESENCE” with a tour led by CCSCA alumna Fahmui - Pimpakaporn Pornpeng and curator Ariana Chaivaranon. Thank you for spending time with us. We are now heading back to Taipei.
Photos of the Overseas Study Trip featured in each post are by Lu Peiyi, Thanavi Chotpradit, Phan Thi Xuan Quynh, and Voon Xin Jie.
2026 | CCSCA Overseas Study Trip Thailand Bangkok Day2
14-20 March
Bangkok
Day 2
BANGKOK CITYCITY GALLERY, Misiem’s/Bangkok, Misiem’s/Next Door, Bangkok Kunsthalle, and Speedy Grandma
CCSCA students spent an afternoon with students from the MA in Curatorial Practice, Chulalongkorn University, led by Dr. Haisang Javanalikhikara.
Special thanks to Op Sudasna, Supamas Phahulo, Kantida Bussaba, Dusadee Huntrakul, Nawin Nuthong, Dr. Haisang Javanalikhikara, Lee Anantawat, Pongsakorn Yananissorn and all members of Speedy Grandma.
2026 | CCSCA Overseas Study Trip Thailand Bangkok Day1
14-20 March
Bangkok
Day 1
Jim Thompson Art Center, Bangkok Art and Culture Centre, Art Centre, Silpakorn University, and STORAGE
At Silpakorn University, we were welcomed by Assistant Professor Eksuda Singhalampong, and attended the online lecture “Scaling Art History: From Exhibitions and Archives to Big Data,” by Dr. Vipash Purichanont. The event was hosted by the Department of Art History, Faculty of Archaeology in conjunction with the course “Modern and Contemporary Art in Thailand” for the MA students.
Special thanks to Chanapol Janhom, Dr. Vipash Purichanont, Assistant Professor Eksuda Singhalampong, Atit
Sornsongkram, Prae Pupityastaporn, Mary Pansanga, Sorawit Songsataya, and Ariane Sutthavong
2026 | CCSCA Overseas Study Trip 2026 Thailand (Phuket-Bangkok) Day 3
14-20 March
Thailand Biennale (Phuket): Eternal [Kalpa]
Day 3
Former Bangkok Bank of Commerce and Chao Fah Power Station
CCSCA would like to thank the Thailand Biennale team, especially Marisa Phandharakrajadej, David Teh, and the docents at each site. It was truly a meaningful experience.
We’re now heading to Bangkok!
2026 | CCSCA Overseas Study Trip 2026 Thailand (Phuket-Bangkok) Day 2
14-20 March
Thailand Biennale (Phuket): Eternal [Kalpa]
Day 2
Saphan Hin Park, 4000-Seat Gymnasium (Saphan Hin), Phoon Phol Building, Baan Turtle 23, Bége and Jui Tui Shrine
Special thanks to curator Marisa Phandharakrajadej for sharing her thoughts and for spending time with us this afternoon.
2026 | CCSCA Overseas Study Trip Thailand (Phuket-Bangkok) Day 1
14-20 March
Thailand Biennale (Phuket): Eternal [Kalpa]
Day 1: DC Phuket Town, Yi Teng Complex, Pearl Theatre, Pearl Bowl, Mellow Pillow Hotel and Apartment, and Phromtep Cape
2026 | CCSCA Overseas Study Trip Thailand (Phuket-Bangkok)
14-20 March
We’ve arrived at Phuket International Airport!

2025 | CCSCA Overseas Study Trip
2025 CCSCA Seoul Study Trip, August 30-September 4
Thanks for those meeting with us, speaking to us and sharing their ideas with us.
- LIM Minouk, Artist/Professor Fine Art Department, Korea National University of the Arts (also her students)
- Lukas Brasiskis, curator, 2025 Seoul Media City Biennial
- Tiffany Yeon Chae, Curator, MMCA Research Lab
- PARK Chan-Kyong, Artist/Writer/Film Maker
-HYUN Seewon, co-director of Audio Visual Pavilion (Lab), Assistant Professor of Media Art at the Yonsei University
-KIM Seong Eun, Managing Director, Seoul Museum of Art
-YOO Eunsoon, Curator, BUK- Seoul Museum of Art
-KIM Kyung Yong, The Book Society
Special Thanks to SMB Office for providing invitation and information to this trip.
2025|Freshman Day – Meet & Greet
2025|Freshman Day – Meet & Greet
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2025|Freshman Day – Meet & Greet 認真聆聽導覽講解
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2025|Freshman Day – Meet & Greet 投影講述策展事項
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2025|Freshman Day – Meet & Greet 韓國行Overseas Study Trip的經驗分享
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2025|Freshman Day – Meet & Greet 參觀北書美術館的展覽
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2025|Freshman Day – Meet & Greet 聆聽導覽人講解投影片
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2025|Freshman Day – Meet & Greet 帶同學們吃道地的臺菜熱炒
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2025|Freshman Day – Meet & Greet 韓國行照片分享
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2025|Freshman Day – Meet & Greet 認真聆聽他人說話
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2025|Freshman Day – Meet & Greet 開會講述策展主題
2025|CCSCA collective exhibition—Shibboleth
2025.09.12-10.12 (Fri-Sun 11:00-17:00)
南海藝廊 Nanhai Gallery
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主辦單位 Main Organizer | 國立臺北教育大學 當代藝術評論與策展研究全英語碩士學位學程 Critical and Curatorial Studies of Contemporary Art (CCSCA), National Taipei University of Education (NTUE)
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策展團隊 Curatorial Team | 莊慧賢Chong Hui Shien . 温欣婕Voon Xin Jie . 曾哲偉 Tseng Che-Wei . Eldrick Yuji Los Baños . Irene Canovas
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藝術家 Artists | 尹子潔 李琳姿 Ginoe Luis Camnitzer
2025|Global Asia/Pacific Art Exchange (GAX) Visited CCSCA
2025.01.09 NYU Global Asia/Pacific Art Exchange
2024|CCSCA collective exhibition-“Travel Unbound”
https://hong-gah.org.tw/en/hong-gah/travel-unbound
2024|CCSCA Research Forum
CCSCA will be hosting its annual Research Forum on 22-23 May 2024 at the Museum of NTUE (MoNTUE).
The CCSCA Research Forum will delve into emerging ecologies of art and exhibition-making in East and Southeast Asia by probing the varied pathways and geometry of ideas and practice in the region. It will examine curatorial and artistic engagements with history and the historiographies of art, and reflect on the currencies accrued by the categories of ‘region’ and ‘nation’ as they are interpellated in the history of exhibitions in Asia and beyond.
The Research Forum will feature keynote addresses by Pamela Nguyen Corey (Associate Professor, Fullbright University, Vietnam) and David Teh (Associate Professor, National University Singapore), roundtable discussions with scholars, curators and artists from Taiwan, as well as work-in-progress presentations by CCSCA students.
2024|Cultural Exchange week with Tokyo University of the Arts-Global Art
From November 20 to 22, students took part in a three-day seminar held by the visiting professor Fumihiko Sumitomo. In the seminar, students explored the historical context of contemporary Asian art, emphasizing the connections beyond national boundaries and showcasing the distinctive artistic expressions of each region within the global art scene. In these three day, students also visited visited the exhibitions at Hong Foundation and Taipei Fine Art Museum.
2023 | CCSCA Overseas Study Trip
2023.12.08-14 CCSCA Overseas Study Trip: Thailand Biennale Chiang Rai 2023
2023 | Compromise, Failure, Coherence: Curating and Market Context
2023.11.23 Guest Talk with Curator, editor and Co-Director of Taipei Dangdai-Robin Peckham
2023 | Visiting 2023 Taiwan International Video Art Exhibition at Hong Gah Museum
2023.11.18 Guided Tour with Curators Zoe Yeh and Hsu Shih-Yu and Visiting Students from the Faculty of Creative Industries, Queensland University of Technology (QUT) Brisbane.
This year’s edition of TIVA explored the theme of ‘Living Togetherness’ by presenting a well-chosen mix of video and moving image work that probed diverse ecologies of care and the interweaving of human and more-than-human worlds.
2023|CCSCA Workshop: Sing Their Songs: Dilemmas and Struggles in the Intersection of Ecological Art and Technology
2023.11.17 Curatorial Workshop with Curator Esther Lu and Curator Carolina Castro Jorquera of Finnis Terrae University.
2023|CCSCA Guest Talk in TKG+ with the director Shelly Wu
2023.11.15 TKG+ director Shelly Wu shared her experience as a gallerist. This event is part of “Art Market” course.
2023|Visiting The Exhibition
2023.10.31 Visit “Tsai Ming-Liang’s DAYs” at MoNTUE with Tsai Ming-Liang.
2023|Visiting The Exhibition in Taipei Fine Arts Museum
2023.10.13 Prof. YU Chang-Min giving a tour for the exhibition “A One and A Two: Edward Yang Retrospective” in Taipei Fine Arts Museum.
2023|Cultural exchange between students from CCSCA and Graduate School of Global Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts
2023.09.27 Cultural exchange between faculty and students from CCSCA and Graduate School of Global Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts
2023|Visiting The Exhibition in MoNTUE
2023.09.18 Visiting The Exhibition "Co-becoming(s)" in MoNTUE with curator LIN Cheng-Wei.
2023|CCSCA Students Exhibition-超越人之感 SUPERSENSIBLE
2023.08.26~09.17 Curated by CCSCA students at the Digital Art Center, Taipei 臺北數位藝術中心
2023|CCSCA Talk by Dr. Seng Yu Jin, Senior Curator and Deputy Director of the National Gallery Singapore
2023.06.05 Dr Seng Yu Jin, Senior Curator and Deputy Director of the National Gallery Singapore gives a talk titled "The Museum as University: Decolonising Art History, Comparative Anxieties & Global Modernisms in Southeast Asian Art".
2023|CCSCA Graduate Research Forum
2023.05.27 Presenters from CCSCA and LASALLE College of the Arts _ Link to the event
2023|Visiting Treasure Hill and attend the ATIC program
2023.05.04 CCSCA students visit Treasure Hill and attend the ATIC program - which featured presentations by four international artists in residence. We were also joined by two professors from Germany and had a wonderful and thought-provoking afternoon together.
2023|Walking tour of the Wanhua district
2023.04.20 As part of “Art and the Public Sphere” course at CCSCA, students went on a walking tour of the Wanhua district in Taipei to explore the use / misuse of public space in this historic neighborhood.
2023|Visiting Taipei Performing Arts Center with the CEO Austin WANG
2023.03.29 Austin WANG, the CEO of Taipei Performing Arts Center, touring CCSCA students around this extraordinary architecture and explaining the concept of this newly-built institution in detail, and in addition giving the student a brief introduction to the core of TPAC’s mission and vision.
2023|CCSCA Talk by Dr. MŌRI Yoshitaka (毛利嘉孝) from Tokyo University of the Arts
2023.03.21 Dr. MŌRI Yoshitaka (毛利嘉孝) from Tokyo University of the Arts will be gives a talk at CCSCA titled "Politics of Refusal in J-Pop: Anonymity, Social Withdrawal, and the Paradox of Platform Capitalism".
2023|Other events:
2023 Taiwan International Video Art Exhibition at Hong Gah Museum — Guided Tour with Curators Zoe Yeh and Hsu Shih-Yu and Visiting Students from the Faculty of Creative Industries, Queensland University of Technology (QUT) Brisbane
Sing Their Songs: Dilemmas and Struggles in the Intersection of Ecological Art and Technology — Curatorial Workshop with Curator Esther Lu and Curator Carolina Castro Jorquera of Finnis Terrae University, November 17th, 2023
Languages and Peoples of Taiwan through the Lens of a Taiwanese Polyglot — Guest Talk with founder of polyglot.tw Terry Hsieh Chih-Hsiang, November 2nd, 2023
The Yellow Box Experiments: On Chinese Art and Audience Experiences — Guest Talk with Vivian Ting, November 1st, 2023
Days at MoNTUE — Visit of Tsai Ming Liang’s Exhibition followed by a talk with the artist, October 31st, 2023
Semiconductor, AI, and Art: From a Taiwanese Point of View — Guest Talk with Dr Lin Yi-Jing, October 19th, 2023
A One and A Two: Edward Yang Retrospective at TFAM — Guided Tour with Pr. Yu Chang-Min, October 13th, 2023
The Museum as University: Decolonizing Art History, Comparative Anxieties, and Global Modernisms in Southeast Asian Art — Guest Talk with Dr Seng Yu Jin, June 5th, 2023
Taipei Biennial 2022: Love and Death of Sentient Being — Guest Talk with Curator Hsu Manray, May 5th, 2023
Rebranding The Museum — Guest Talk with Chang Yu-Chien, April 25th, 2023
What is an Art Gallery — Guest Talk with Chang Kai-Dien, April 18th, 2023
劇場如何非正式 How Theater is Informal — Guided Visit of Taipei Performing Arts Center, March 28th, 2023
Politics of Refusal in J-Pop: Anonymity, Social Withdrawal, and the Paradox of Platform Capitalism — Guest Talk with Dr. Yoshitaka Mori, March 21st
Taipei Biennial 2023: Small World — Guest Talk with Curator Brian Kuan Wood, March 15th, 2023
Avatars, Bots, and Cyborgs: An Introduction to Chinese Digital Art — Guest Talk with Jori Snels, February 24th, 2023
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2022
2022|Study Trip in Taichung and Tainan City
2022 Taiwan Art Biennale “Love and Death of Sentient Beings” and 2022 Mattaw Land Art Biennale
2022|“10,000 Flowers”
2022.09.09-09.25 Exhibition at DAC, Taipei by CCSCA students Gloria Demichelis (雲心), Lo Lok Yin (盧樂姸), Yee Chung Kee (一忠可以), Yuji de Torres with artists SAME, Ni Hao, KoloWn, Li-Kuei Pi, Con Cabrera, Christina Lopez, Tambisan sa Sining.
2022|Other events:
Compassing Curating in a Co-Learning Process — Guest Talk with Curator Esther Lu, December 13th, 2022
Finding Pathways to Temahahoi — Guest Talk with Artists Anchi Lin Ciwas Tahos, December 6th, 2022
Post Sci-fi Performance Narrative of Body and Sound — Guest Talk with Artist Betty Apple, November 29th, 2022
I Hear You: Sonic Sensing, Double Death, and Pity — Guest Talk with Researcher Hsieh I-yi, November 22nd, 2022
Liqueered: Performance In The Expanded Field of Liquefied Queerness — Guest Talk with Artist Yu Cheng-ta, November 15th, 2022
Curating as an Action — Guest Talk with Curator Tsai Ming-jiun, November 8th, 2022
Shifting Grounds, New Horizons: Thinking and Doing Contemporary Southeast Asian Art Now — Online symposium convened by Dr Francis Mravillas (CCSCA) and Dr Michelle Antoinette (Monash University), November 3-4th 2022
Chinese Discourse Networks — Online Talk with Robin Peckham, June 9th, 2022
An Overview of Changing Curatorial Narratives and Self-Positioning Strategies in Chinese Contemporary Art Museums — Online Talk with New Taipei City Art Museum Curator Hsieh Feng-Rong, May 26th, 2022
The Local South: My Recent Exhibitions And Concerns — Guest Talk with Curator Manray Hsu, May 20th, 2022
休息 QK — Visit to Ting-Tong Chang’s Exhibition, May 17th, 2022
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2021
2021|秘密路線 Undercover Routes
2021.11.20-12.05 Exhibition opening at Nanhai Gallery (No.3, Lane 19, Section 2, Chongqing S Rd, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City, 100) by curators: Fernanda Hsueh, Daniella Romero, John Stephenson, Daria Prygunova, and Alejandra Sanchez Mack with artists: LIN An Chi, CHEN Shiau Peng, HUANG Da Wang, CHIANG Yuan Hsiang, SHIU Jui Tsz
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2019|Negation of You
2019.12.13-12.20 Exhibition curated by CCSCA students – Shormi Ahmed, Tatiana Syromiatnikova, Ariana Lombardi, Zilin (Franky) Gong, E-Fahn (Fawn) Wang
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