Writing

Digital Decarbonisation Consensus & Conjectures, a contribution towards better environmental practice with digital media arts for Sunlight Doesn't Need a Pipeline Link
bio arts ~ everyday evolutions with our nonhuman neighbours for BABLab Festival August 2022 Link

Roundtable: Can Chinese Science Fiction Transcend Binary Thinking? a conference panel transcribed and published for Science Fiction Research Association (SFRA) with Mia Chen Ma, Yen Ooi, Frederike Schneider-Vielsäcker and Regina Kanyu Wang Link
Finding Space, a speculative short fiction in response to artist Saelia Aparicio's work for Survey II, commissioned by Jerwood Arts Link
Artist interview and profile for the Green Guide for the United Kingdom by ASEF culture360 and Invisible Flock Link
A: Assemblage for In, From, and With Link
Blurred Events, a speculative short fiction for The End of the Present by The Alternative School of Economics (Ruth Beale & Amy Feneck) Link
krill this love a speculative short fiction reflection on Under a two-moon belief system no duality endures an exhibition by Alice dos Reis at Trixie, The Hague Link
Climate Change and Contemporary Chinese Science and Speculative Fiction: Invisible, Extractive and Uneven Boundaries, a conference paper written up for Science Fiction Research Association (SFRA) Link
An interview with Angela Chan about Speculative Fiction & communicating and challenging geopolitical inequalities for Plastiglomerate Rock Dreams It Were a Beautiful Fossil by Annie Mackinnon Link

In Conversation: Changing Realities and Speculative Fictions in the work of Cao Fei with Gu Shi, Regina Kanyu Wang for Serpentine Link
Gender and climate change in China a panel report for NüVoices, an international female and non-binary collective researching on China Link

From West to East_ Re-Locating a Speculative Centre - Angela Chan and Ama Josephine Budge for Science Fiction (2020, MIT Press and Whitechapel Gallery) Link
Interview with Xia Jia for Dream Babes Zine 2.0 for Dream Babes Link

w the worm a speculative short fiction by algae-la (Angela) for the roaming exhibition Towards a Common Survival by The Institute of Queer Ecology (IQECO) exhibited at Prairie, Chicago Link