A group blog about Chinese tech, media and design
Ahead of its sixth Crystal Ruth Bell Residency program (apply now – it’s fully funded!), the team at China Residencies took a cross-country tour around China to visit art and culture spaces new and old. Below we’re featuring photo highlights from this strip, which have been culled…
Continue readingPhoto essay: China Residencies’ 2019 cross-country tour of arts spaces
Editor’s note: Below is a selection of our favorite Instagram posts that Christina published during her 2016 trip to Beijing, Chengdu & Shanghai to research technology, youth culture and trends.
There are VR kiosks in almost every mid-high end mall I’ve been into in Beijing and Shanghai, as well…
Continue readingVR malls, mobile payments and tuhao-themed parties (#cxinchina 2016 edition)
Editor’s note: This article has been reposted with permission from The Civic Beat: World Report.
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SHANGHAI– Thousands of pig carcasses, nearly 16,000 as of last count, have been found in Huangpu River, one of the many that supply Shanghai, the bustling, rising megacity and…
Continue readingThe (Un)Life of Pig: Shanghai River Filled with Pig Bodies
I came across this article recently on hackaday.com, talking up the possibility of new hackerspaces in China:
Government leadership in Shanghai wants to build 100 community hackerspaces funded by the Chinese government. Each space will be at least 100 square meters, open 200 days a year, and come equipped with wood and…
Continue readingShanghai Government to Sponsor Hacking Spaces?
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Sunday, April 17, 2011 in Taicang (太仓).
