Hello everyone,

Welcome to Island kaleidoscope - Stories from Islands, a brand-new podcast program produced by SUAVEART. We are happy to have hosts Jessie Huang from Canada and Chih Hua Huang from Taiwan.

Today's keywords are Borders, Microcosmos, and Resistance. It's pleasure to have Lebanese artist Betina Abi Habib with us. Artist Betina is a visual and performance artist based in the Netherlands. She locates her practice at the intersection of Architecture and Performance. Her work is site-specific and explores the performing body as an active agent in the shaping of our physical environments. 

"Island Kaleidoscope" is an art program that uses Taiwan as a sample and the island as a cultural starting point. We carry out a series of workshops, publications, and podcast productions within a two-year (2021-2022) period. The project is focused on the discussion, definition, and cultural scope writing of the concept of the island and sea culture between artists and other cultural art creators and audiences. It is our hope that, from the perspective of our own cultural background, we can discuss and record our explanations based on our island database, such as "ocean", "forest", "border", "spirit", and "sun", and interact with the audience. The island serves as a contrast to the field of cultural exchange. Over the past half-year, we have collected over 108 keywords for the show with our participating artists.

If you would like to learn more about this project or are interested in getting to know the artists, check out our website “suaveart.org”

Before we end, subscribe to [Island kaleidoscope]. And show some love for your favorite podcast by leaving us a review/comment on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Google Podcast, or whatever you are listening to right now. Stay tuned for our first episode of  Island kaleidoscope.” SEA you soon!

Hello everyone,

Welcome to Island kaleidoscope - Stories from Islands, a brand-new podcast program produced by SUAVEART. We are happy to have hosts Yipei Lee from Taiwan and Jessie Huang from Canada.

Today's keywords are History, Culture, and Change. It's pleasure to have British artist Celyn Bricker with us. Celyn Bricker is a visual artist whose work explores technology and our relationship to nature. Also the co-founder of CELU Studio, an interdisciplinary art studio that uses art to both communicate and address environmental issues.

"Island Kaleidoscope" is an art program that uses Taiwan as a sample and the island as a cultural starting point. We carry out a series of workshops, publications, and podcast productions within a two-year (2021-2022) period. The project is focused on the discussion, definition, and cultural scope writing of the concept of the island and sea culture between artists and other cultural art creators and audiences. It is our hope that, from the perspective of our own cultural background, we can discuss and record our explanations based on our island database, such as "ocean", "forest", "border", "spirit", and "sun", and interact with the audience. The island serves as a contrast to the field of cultural exchange. Over the past half-year, we have collected over 108 keywords for the show with our participating artists.

If you would like to learn more about this project or are interested in getting to know the artists, check out our website “suaveart.org”

Before we end, subscribe to [Island kaleidoscope]. And show some love for your favorite podcast by leaving us a review/comment on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Google Podcast, or whatever you are listening to right now. Stay tuned for our first episode of  Island kaleidoscope.” SEA you soon!

Hello everyone,

Welcome to Island kaleidoscope - Stories from Islands, a brand-new podcast program produced by SUAVEART. We are happy to have hosts Jessie Huang from Canada and Chih Hua Huang from Taiwan.

Today's keywords are Pilgrimage, Monsoon Wind, and Perspectives. It's pleasure to have Indonesian artist Aliansyah Caniago (Alin) with us. Artist Alin lives and works in Bandung, Indonesia. He studied Painting at the Bandung Institute of Technology Faculty Art and Design. Through site-specific interventions, installations, and durational performances, he is interested in working directly with communities and developing artworks that could blend in with society, entering conflicted areas creatively and trying to repair the damaged environment.

"Island Kaleidoscope" is an art program that uses Taiwan as a sample and the island as a cultural starting point. We carry out a series of workshops, publications, and podcast productions within a two-year (2021-2022) period. The project is focused on the discussion, definition, and cultural scope writing of the concept of the island and sea culture between artists and other cultural art creators and audiences. It is our hope that, from the perspective of our own cultural background, we can discuss and record our explanations based on our island database, such as "ocean", "forest", "border", "spirit", and "sun", and interact with the audience. The island serves as a contrast to the field of cultural exchange. Over the past half-year, we have collected over 108 keywords for the show with our participating artists.

If you would like to learn more about this project or are interested in getting to know the artists, check out our website “suaveart.org”

Before we end, subscribe to [Island kaleidoscope]. And show some love for your favorite podcast by leaving us a review/comment on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Google Podcast, or whatever you are listening to right now. Stay tuned for our first episode of  Island kaleidoscope.” SEA you soon!

Hello everyone,

Welcome to Island kaleidoscope - Stories from Islands, a brand-new podcast program produced by SUAVEART. We are happy to have hosts Michelle Lin from Taiwan and Jessie Huang from Canada.

Today's keywords are Great Migration, Victory, and Yellow. It's pleasure to have Taiwanese artist Li Kuei Pi with us. Kuei Pi currently lives in Taipei. Her work engages in transnational mobility and labor experience, in which she converts objects created from labor and intervenes in the labor process, transforming the meaning of the products to convey her critical viewpoints about the modern material world.

"Island Kaleidoscope" is an art program that uses Taiwan as a sample and the island as a cultural starting point. We carry out a series of workshops, publications, and podcast productions within a two-year (2021-2022) period. The project is focused on the discussion, definition, and cultural scope writing of the concept of the island and sea culture between artists and other cultural art creators and audiences. It is our hope that, from the perspective of our own cultural background, we can discuss and record our explanations based on our island database, such as "ocean", "forest", "border", "spirit", and "sun", and interact with the audience. The island serves as a contrast to the field of cultural exchange. Over the past half-year, we have collected over 108 keywords for the show with our participating artists.

If you would like to learn more about this project or are interested in getting to know the artists, check out our website “suaveart.org”

Before we end, subscribe to [Island kaleidoscope]. And show some love for your favorite podcast by leaving us a review/comment on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Google Podcast, or whatever you are listening to right now. Stay tuned for our first episode of  Island kaleidoscope.” SEA you soon!

Hello everyone,

Welcome to Island kaleidoscope - Stories from Islands, a brand-new podcast program produced by SUAVEART. We are happy to have hosts Jessie Huang from Canada and Chih Hua Huang from Taiwan.

Today's keywords are Stone, Dog, and Fish. It's pleasure to have Indonesian artist Arie Syarifuddin with us. Ghorie is an artist, curator, cultural producer, designer, and director of artist in residency department of the artist initiative; Jatiwangi Art Factory in the village of Jatiwangi in West Java, which is Indonesia’s biggest roof-tile manufacturing center. Ghorie’s works include redesigning; hacking; giving values and dignity to ordinary things; negotiating between fiction, dreams, reality, and everyday life; and the intersection of historical reading.

"Island Kaleidoscope" is an art program that uses Taiwan as a sample and the island as a cultural starting point. We carry out a series of workshops, publications, and podcast productions within a two-year (2021-2022) period. The project is focused on the discussion, definition, and cultural scope writing of the concept of the island and sea culture between artists and other cultural art creators and audiences. It is our hope that, from the perspective of our own cultural background, we can discuss and record our explanations based on our island database, such as "ocean", "forest", "border", "spirit", and "sun", and interact with the audience. The island serves as a contrast to the field of cultural exchange. Over the past half-year, we have collected over 108 keywords for the show with our participating artists.

If you would like to learn more about this project or are interested in getting to know the artists, check out our website “suaveart.org”

Before we end, subscribe to [Island kaleidoscope]. And show some love for your favorite podcast by leaving us a review/comment on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Google Podcast, or whatever you are listening to right now. Stay tuned for our first episode of  Island kaleidoscope.” SEA you soon!

Hello everyone,

Welcome to Island kaleidoscope - Stories from Islands, a brand-new podcast program produced by SUAVEART. We are happy to have hosts Michelle Lin from Taiwan and Jessie Huang from Canada.

Today's keywords are Yapit, Moon(s), and Temahahoi. It's pleasure to have Taiwanese artist Anchi Lin [Ciwas Tahos] with us. Anchi Lin is a performance and new media artist of Taiwanese Indigenous ‘Tayal and Hō-ló heritage, based in Taipei, Taiwan. Through her artistic practice,  she seeks out new forms of understanding beyond the hegemonic worldview using video, performance, cyberspace, and installation.

"Island Kaleidoscope" is an art program that uses Taiwan as a sample and the island as a cultural starting point. We carry out a series of workshops, publications, and podcast productions within a two-year (2021-2022) period. The project is focused on the discussion, definition, and cultural scope writing of the concept of the island and sea culture between artists and other cultural art creators and audiences. It is our hope that, from the perspective of our own cultural background, we can discuss and record our explanations based on our island database, such as "ocean", "forest", "border", "spirit", and "sun", and interact with the audience. The island serves as a contrast to the field of cultural exchange. Over the past half-year, we have collected over 108 keywords for the show with our participating artists.

If you would like to learn more about this project or are interested in getting to know the artists, check out our website “suaveart.org”

Before we end, subscribe to [Island kaleidoscope]. And show some love for your favorite podcast by leaving us a review/comment on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Google Podcast, or whatever you are listening to right now. Stay tuned for our first episode of  Island kaleidoscope.” SEA you soon!

Hello everyone,

Welcome to Island kaleidoscope - Stories from Islands, a brand-new podcast program produced by SUAVEART. We are happy to have hosts Jessie Huang from Canada and Chih Hua Huang from Taiwan.

Today's keywords are Archipelago, Flood, Boye and the Cabbage. It's pleasure to have Finnish artist Cecilia Berghäll with us. Artist Cecilia is a creative producer working in the Netherlands with dutch institutions and young international makers. She is a maker fixated on the spontaneity of nature and people and a producer standing for professionalism and fairness in the cultural sector. 

"Island Kaleidoscope" is an art program that uses Taiwan as a sample and the island as a cultural starting point. We carry out a series of workshops, publications, and podcast productions within a two-year (2021-2022) period. The project is focused on the discussion, definition, and cultural scope writing of the concept of the island and sea culture between artists and other cultural art creators and audiences. It is our hope that, from the perspective of our own cultural background, we can discuss and record our explanations based on our island database, such as "ocean", "forest", "border", "spirit", and "sun", and interact with the audience. The island serves as a contrast to the field of cultural exchange. Over the past half-year, we have collected over 108 keywords for the show with our participating artists.

If you would like to learn more about this project or are interested in getting to know the artists, check out our website “suaveart.org”

Before we end, subscribe to [Island kaleidoscope]. And show some love for your favorite podcast by leaving us a review/comment on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Google Podcast, or whatever you are listening to right now. Stay tuned for our first episode of  Island kaleidoscope.” SEA you soon!

Hello everyone,

Welcome to Island kaleidoscope - Stories from Islands, a brand-new podcast program produced by SUAVEART. We are happy to have hosts Michelle Lin from Taiwan and Yipei Li from Taiwan.

Today's keywords are Uab, Three Lights, and Taro. It's pleasure to have Taiwanese artist Ke-Ting Chen with us. "Collecting" for Artist Ke-Ting Chen is to collect local stories, then transform them into different layers of knowledge. He has successfully started his "gathering" actions from work and life, combined with plant, weaving, and the local community. He has published and participated in several exhibitions such as "Conflux Project" and "Time Samples."

"Island Kaleidoscope" is an art program that uses Taiwan as a sample and the island as a cultural starting point. We carry out a series of workshops, publications, and podcast productions within a two-year (2021-2022) period. The project is focused on the discussion, definition, and cultural scope writing of the concept of the island and sea culture between artists and other cultural art creators and audiences. It is our hope that, from the perspective of our own cultural background, we can discuss and record our explanations based on our island database, such as "ocean", "forest", "border", "spirit", and "sun", and interact with the audience. The island serves as a contrast to the field of cultural exchange. Over the past half-year, we have collected over 108 keywords for the show with our participating artists.

If you would like to learn more about this project or are interested in getting to know the artists, check out our website “suaveart.org”

Before we end, subscribe to [Island kaleidoscope]. And show some love for your favorite podcast by leaving us a review/comment on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Google Podcast, or whatever you are listening to right now. Stay tuned for our first episode of  Island kaleidoscope.” SEA you soon!

Hello everyone,

Welcome to Island kaleidoscope - Stories from Islands, a brand-new podcast program produced by SUAVEART. We are happy to have hosts Yi-Pei Lee from Taiwan and Jessie Huang from Canada.

Today's keywords are Boundary, Sky, and Shape. It's pleasure to have Japanese artist Akiko Nakayama with us. Akiko is a painter who depicts beauty to convey energy metamorphosis through several media such as installation, photos, and performance. She brings pictures to life by combining the energy of movement and the vibrance of colors.

"Island Kaleidoscope" is an art program that uses Taiwan as a sample and the island as a cultural starting point. We carry out a series of workshops, publications, and podcast productions within a two-year (2021-2022) period. The project is focused on the discussion, definition, and cultural scope writing of the concept of the island and sea culture between artists and other cultural art creators and audiences. It is our hope that, from the perspective of our own cultural background, we can discuss and record our explanations based on our island database, such as "ocean", "forest", "border", "spirit", and "sun", and interact with the audience. The island serves as a contrast to the field of cultural exchange. Over the past half-year, we have collected over 108 keywords for the show with our participating artists.

If you would like to learn more about this project or are interested in getting to know the artists, check out our website “suaveart.org”

Before we end, subscribe to [Island kaleidoscope]. And show some love for your favorite podcast by leaving us a review/comment on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Google Podcast, or whatever you are listening to right now. Stay tuned for our first episode of  Island kaleidoscope.” SEA you soon!

Hello everyone,

Welcome to Island kaleidoscope - Stories from Islands, a brand-new podcast program produced by SUAVEART. We are happy to have hosts Yi-Pei Lee from Taiwan and Jessie Huang from Canada.

Today's keywords are Neverland, Guishan, and Adventure. It's pleasure to have Taiwanese artist Chih Hua Huang with us. Chih Hua has a particular interest in literature, spatial narratives, and speculative images, working on exploring how people understand space and its power relations. Her practice includes but is not limited to painting, writing, mixed media art, performance lectures, and participatory art.

"Island Kaleidoscope" is an art program that uses Taiwan as a sample and the island as a cultural starting point. We carry out a series of workshops, publications, and podcast productions within a two-year (2021-2022) period. The project is focused on the discussion, definition, and cultural scope writing of the concept of the island and sea culture between artists and other cultural art creators and audiences. It is our hope that, from the perspective of our own cultural background, we can discuss and record our explanations based on our island database, such as "ocean", "forest", "border", "spirit", and "sun", and interact with the audience. The island serves as a contrast to the field of cultural exchange. Over the past half-year, we have collected over 108 keywords for the show with our participating artists.

If you would like to learn more about this project or are interested in getting to know the artists, check out our website “suaveart.org”

Before we end, subscribe to [Island kaleidoscope]. And show some love for your favorite podcast by leaving us a review/comment on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Google Podcast, or whatever you are listening to right now. Stay tuned for our first episode of  Island kaleidoscope.” SEA you soon!