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te is an annual bilingual publication of contemporary art and cultural anthropology. Each issue expands on a specific theme, and we invite practitioners in diverse fields to explore and reflect on the dynamic cultural landscapes across regions. Recurring motifs include the fluidity of cultures, languages and beliefs in specific communities and the adaptation of individual narratives to the shifting social and geopolitical environment.
te aims to create an open creative platform. The form of our content ranges from essays and interviews to poetry, photography and more. We also publish manuscripts, personal notes, archival records and other primary sources that complement and animate the authors’ reflections. We’d like to see the content te shares with its readers as extending from the professional and creative practices of our contributors in their respective fields; at the same time, we are excited about generating new forms of content through the cross-pollination of ideas, perspectives and approaches inherent in our editorial process.
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EDITORS
Michael Guo & Kechun Qin
GRAPHIC DESIGN
Can Yang
WEB DESIGN
Yang Sun
Michael Guo & Kechun Qin
GRAPHIC DESIGN
Can Yang
WEB DESIGN
Yang Sun
If you have any inquires,
please feel free to contact us.
©2021 te magazine
N°1 THE LOST SOCIETY ︎︎︎
The Importance of Tea
Mary Jean Chan
As an introductory remark, the exploration unfolds through a poem written by Dr Mary-Jean Chan, a Senior Lecturer at Oxford Brookes University. She recreates a scene of misunderstanding incurred by cultural differences through a daily conversation. Her poem opens up the topic of cross-cultural mistranslation and individual identity displacement.
About
te is an annual bilingual publication on contemporary arts and cultural anthropology. Based on specific themes of each issue, we commission practitioners from different expertise to explore the dynamic cultural landscape between regions. The topics include the fluidity of cultures, languages and ideas in specific communities and the adaptation of individual narratives to the shifting social environment and geopolitics.
te aims to create an open and shared creative platform. The content can range from written articles, interviews, poems and photographs etc. We would also love to include manuscripts, notes, archives and other first-hand materials that documents or go along with the outcome. We hope to see the provided content as an extension of the author's daily practice; at the same time, we look forward to generating new forms of content through communication with the author.
Info
EDITORS
Michael Guo & Kechun Qin
GRAPHIC DESIGN
Can Yang
WEB DESIGN
Yang Sun
Michael Guo & Kechun Qin
GRAPHIC DESIGN
Can Yang
WEB DESIGN
Yang Sun
If you have any inquires please feel free to contact us.
©2021 te magazine
©2021 te magazine