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Centre for Contemporary East Asian Cultural Studies

Events

Book Launch: Contemporary Queer Chinese Art

Date
25/08/2023
Location:
ESEA Contemporary M4 1EU

Reimagining TV China in the Post-2020 Years through a Queer/ing Lens

Date
15/05/2023
Location:
Hybrid event - Monica Partridge C14 and Teams

Queer East Film Festival: East Palace, West Palace with Introduction

Date
17/11/2022
Location:
Broadway Cinema - 14-18 Broad Street - ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½ NG1 3AL

Families, Friends, Selves: Approaches to Black-Led Research

Date
27/10/2022
Location:
A19 (Committee Room), Trent Building
Description
Consider how we write with grace and care about ourselves and the people we love in our research.

Safe Distance: Being LGBTQ+ and East/Southeast Asian During the Pandemic

Date
24/02/2022
Location:
Djanogly Theatre - Lakeside Arts
Description
Screening of film Safe Distance, followed by a Q&A with producer Qiu Bai and Hongwei Bao joined by Director Jamie Chi online from Hong Kong.

Another Queer World is Possible: Imagining Queer Bandung

Date
09/11/2021
Location:
Microsoft Teams
Description
International filmmakers, curators and activists to explore alternative and decolonised ways of imagining and mapping the queer world in a non-Eurocentric way.

Lan Yu: The Making of a Queer East Asian Film Classic

Date
03/11/2021
Location:
Lakeside Arts, Lecture theatre A30
Description
A celebration of the 20th anniversary of Lan Yu!

The Otherness of the Everyday: Conversations from the Chinese Art World During the Pandemic

Date
09/06/2022
Location:
Trent Building B38a, University Park

China and/in the Global South: Cultures, Aesthetics and Politics Research Symposium

Date
01/07/2022
Location:
Dearing Building B40, Jubilee Campus
Description
This one-day symposium answers questions about the entangled relationship between China and the Global South from global and interdisciplinary perspectives.

CANCELLED: Time and Nothingness: Image and Temporality through the Lens of Buddhism

Date
25/03/2020
Location:
Trent B46
Description
Centre for Contemporary East Asian Cultural Studies research seminar series (Spring 2020) ?speaker with Dr Victor Fan (Kings College London), Time and Nothingness: Image and Temporality through the Lens of Buddhism. Free to attend, the event is welcome to all..
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In the Press

  • Randian-Online
    The centre works closely with Randian, an online journal publishing critical writing on contemporary Chinese art and culture  
  • Sébastien Le Belzic, 'A Djibouti, « la Chine commence à déchanter »', Le Monde, 5 February 2018 (Benjamin Barton) 
  • Sébastien Le Belzic, 'Ces marques chinoises qui débarquent en Afrique', Le Monde, 22 January 2018 (Benjamin Barton) 
  • Hongwei Bao, interviewed by the New Books Network, June 2018
  • Hongwei Bao, interviewed by the Centre for Modern East Asian Studies, University of Göttingen, April 2018
  • Hongwei Bao, interviewed by New York Times on queer culture and activism in China, 2018
  • Hongwei Bao, Interviewed by City Weekend on Queer Shanghai, 2017
  • Hongwei Bao, interviewed by the BBC World Service on the legal battle against gay conversion therapy in China, 2017
  • Hongwei Bao, interviewed by Global Times on LGBT culture in Shanghai, 2016
  • Zhang Ziyu, '大国角力非洲: 丰富资源和新兴市场引发投资热潮' ('The Big Power Struggle in Africa: Emerging Markets Triggering an Investment Boom in Abundant Energy Resources'), The Time Weekly (时代周报), 16 September 2014, p. 9  
  • Zhang Ziyu, '中国人在非洲：挑战才开始' ('Chinese in Africa: Let the Challenge Begin'), The Time Weekly (时代周报), 31 May 2012, p. 11  
  • Hongwei Bao, interviewed by Timeout, Lisbon, on queer cinema in China, 2013
  • Hongwei Bao, interviewed by Kinabladet, Copenhagen, on queer politics in China, 2012
  • Hongwei Bao, interviewed by Kulturissse, Vienna, on queer politics in China, 2011 

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email:hongwei.bao@nottingham.ac.uk or ting.chang@nottingham.ac.uk