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baishizhou blues
Demolishing an urban village, especially one as large as Baishizhou is a long and surreal process. Different sections of the village are at different stages of demolition, and while some buildings are...
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302 pops up at OCT loft craft fair
So, this weekend we’ve brought “Mahjong Parlor” to the Overseas Chinese Town craft fair. Its our second 10th anniversary activity/ exhibition (in the palm of your hand). If you have time today or...
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Last weekend (April 1-2), Handshake 302 set up a stand at the T-Street craft fair. We brought ten years of memories, including original bags that had been repurposed from the 2017 UABB Longhua...
View ArticlePlease join us in Guangzhou!
The conversation will be about beginnings, middles and endings; how do participatory art projects create a sense of time? And what’s that got to do with the history of Shenzhen and its speedy...
View Articlecurate your own shenzhen walking tour with handshake 302!
Handshake 302 is starting a three-week program to train and encourage people to develop their own walking tours of Shenzhen. Thank you Partnerships for Community Development for your support.
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Singleton Take-out
Handshake 302’s latest project, “Singleton Take-out” is now under way. Over the course of five weekends, we’re hosting a series of lunches where Handshake 302 and our guests discuss how take-out has...
View Articlesingleton take-out: no free lunch!
Its official: Liu He has made take-out ordering skills. On Saturday, September 23, he ordered a rich and satisfying meal for participants in the second edition of “Singleton Take-out.” What’s more,...
View Articlehandshake 302: a baishizhou retrospective
I wrote an article about the awkwardness of Handshake 302’s Baishizhou praxis. It came out in 碧山 14, January 2024. 20尴尬·美学握手 302 的艺术实践Download
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what’s on display and who can see it?
This past week, in addition to participating in large public culture events, I also had the opportunity to visit two privately organized cultural spaces. The first was a private collection of shoushan...
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