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Art in the Age of Viral Infection Miniseries | Ohh/Pff/Wow, Useless Body (Artist: Yiyun Chen)

The Media & Arts Speaker series at Duke Kunshan University is a bi-weekly event that invites leading practitioners in media and arts to speak about their work and practice and engage with our DKU community. The third miniseries of talks looks at the intersection of pandemic, virology, disease and art, presenting three artists whose works […]

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2020-2021 Call for Funding Proposals

The DKU Humanities Research Center (HRC) invites proposals from all DKU/Duke faculty and affiliates working on humanities-related projects. Projects should be based at DKU and/or connect Duke and DKU faculty. Proposals should be sent to Chi Zhang (chi.zhang323@dukekunshan.edu.cn), administrative assistant for the Humanities Research Center, by December 15. Small Events The HRC will fund a […]

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Art in the Age of Viral Infection Miniseries | Proposal for Collaboration with Viral Entities (Artist: Pei-Ying Lin)

The Media & Arts Speaker series at Duke Kunshan University is a bi-weekly event that invites leading practitioners in media and arts to speak about their work and practice and engage with our DKU community. The third miniseries of talks looks at the intersection of pandemic, virology, disease and art, presenting three artists whose works […]

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Kunshan Digital Humanities 2020 Project Proposals

The Humanities Research Center is currently accepting individual or group project proposals for the 2020-2021 academic year. In 2019-2020 pilot project we: Recruited students to create original artworks in any medium in and and around Kunshan in Fall 2019 Developed a database index for an archive of artworks and other media related to Kunshan Curated […]

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What Could/Should Curating Do 2020 Lecture Series | Kalokagathia: On the Possibility to Think Together the Aesthetical and Ethical in Curating By Suzana Milevska

Press Release WCSCD 2020         The curatorial program What Could/Should Curating Do 2020 is proud to continue in 2020 with public program through  lecture series The second  talk  in the 2020 series is titled: Kalokagathia: On the Possibility to Think Together the Aesthetical and Ethical in Curating By Suzana Milevska Date: November 28, […]

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Third Space Lab Brown Bag Lunch Research Talk on Languages, Cultures and Intercultural Communication #2

Third Space lab (TSL) invites you to attend the second brown bag lunch research talk by Dr. Chen Mengtian (Language and Culture Center) on Reflective teaching through online Chinese as a Second Language courses during Covid-19: Experiences of beginning teachers at universities in China at noon on Friday Nov. 20th, 2020 (China Standard Time) Please RSVP […]

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UG students presented Third Space Lab project at 2020 SRS poster session and HRC conference

By Fei Wu and Samantha Tsang On September 20th, sophomore Fei Wu, junior Samantha Tsang and co-director of the Third Space Lab (TSL), Professor Xin Zhang presented their preliminary findings at the 2020 Duke Kunshan University Humanities Research Conference. Their presentation was titled, “Negotiating Third Space Personae through Chinese as a Second Language (CSL): Foreign […]

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Art in the Age of Viral Infection Miniseries | Threads Across Time: BioArt, Synthetic Biology and Emerging Technologies (Artist: Anna Dumitriu)

The Media & Arts Speaker series at Duke Kunshan University is a bi-weekly event that invites leading practitioners in media and arts to speak about their work and practice and engage with our DKU community. The third miniseries of talks looks at the intersection of pandemic, virology, disease and art, presenting three artists whose works […]

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Third Space Lab Brown Bag Lunch Research Talk: Languages, Cultures and Intercultural Communication

Third Space lab (TSL) invites you to attend our first brown bag lunch research talk by Dr. Feng Liying (Language and Culture Center) on Persistence in language learning: The role of future self-guides at noon on Friday Nov. 6th, 2020 (China Standard Time) Please RSVP by 5 pm China Standard Time Thursday November 5 : https://duke.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9GoIWgZ9EymV3kV Location: CC 1095. Zoom […]

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