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The Trajectory of Speculative Futures panel with Lian Connect

For Imaginarium: A Debut Festival Celebrating ESEA Speculative Fiction and Authors, I spoke about power, politics and SF alongside my co-panellists Dr. Danbee Kim (neuroscientist and author of The First VIRS), Neon Yang (biologist, journalist, and author of The Tensorate series), and P.H. Low (poet and author of These Deathless Shores).

September 22, 2024

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'The Art(s) of Science: Grace L. Dillon and Angela YT Chan on Speculative co-futures, conversation published in Revisions: Vol 1 for re:arc institute'

My conversation with renowned science fiction scholar and author Grace L. Dillon is now published in Revisions: Vol 1 by re:arc institute. Grace 'is best known for coining the term Indigenous Futurism, which is a movement consisting of art, literature and other forms of media which express Indigenous perspectives of the past, present and future in the context of science fiction and related sub-genres.' We talked about power, narratives, collaborations and much more.

April 27, 2024

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Rendering Alternatives: Angela YT Chan and Avery Delany in conversation at CCA Goldsmiths, London

I invited sci-fi and games researcher and former peer as a LSFRC co-director Avery Delany to share a conversation with me on the emancipatory capacity of digital storytelling and its problematic entwinement with capitalist structures.

March 8, 2023

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Visiting Lecturer: Games and Playful Narratives for MA Global Media Management at WSA, University of Southampton

For the Spring term, Francis Gene-Rowe and I co-led the Games and Playful Narratives strand for the MA module Global Media 2: Industries and Technologies. As a seminar tutor, I led the weekly creative and practical workshops – following Francis' theory sessions – and in these, the student groups created their own digital or paper-based games, through narrative, character, and game design and mechanics. They presented their in-progress and final games for their formative and summative assessments. (March 6, 2023 → June 19, 2023)

March 6, 2023

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Lunar Photosynthesis 月球光合作用 Illustration Published in Journey Planet #68 Special Issue on 'Chinese SF and Space'

My illustration Lunar Photosynthesis is now published in Journey Planet #68 Special Issue on 'Chinese SF and Space' edited by raceegina Kanyu Wang, Arthur Liu, and Yen Ooi, in the first of two issues dealing with Chinese science fiction.

December 30, 2022

illustration writing / publication science fiction
Food Futures: Speculative Stories Workshop for BA Games with LSFRC at WInchester School of Art

I and three other co-directors of the London Science Fiction Research Community led a workshop around food themed game narratives. We each began with short presentations to introduce various ideas relating to food – I spoke about cultural heritage and climate change – before the students worked in teams to prototype games.

December 8, 2022

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Dr Uma Breakdown In-Conversation with Angela YT Chan and Dr Tom Dillon for Wysing Arts Centre

Celebrating Uma Breakdown’s gallery exhibition Earth A.D. Uma we spoke together with Dr Tom Dillon on systems of (self)archiving, collapse and repair and queer counter-culture science fiction. I added how in my work, I approach self-archiving current climate experiences as a way to resist future data gaps in our inherently political climate histories.

November 16, 2022

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Imagining new climate narratives through speculative fiction Workshop at Bow Arts, London

Using speculative fiction and sci-fi as a springboard, this workshop was about how we can use fiction as a vehicle to imagine, agitate, and move towards new climate and ecological narratives that speak to our own experiences. I delivered a workshop for Bow Arts as part of their Visions in the Nunnery, #FirstThursdays Late Opening.

November 3, 2022

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Huntingdonshire Futures: Collective Imagination Talk and Workshop with The Place Bureau, Residents and Huntingdonshire District Council in St. Ives

For the second Huntingdonshire Futures workshop, I gave a talk with workshop prompts to about 80 participants from throughout the borough, asking them to think about the future of Huntingdonshire through speculative methods and finding the agency of authorship. Alongside other guest speakers, we collectively covered four key topics: People, Place, Economy, Environment, where I was invited by The Place Bureau to engage participants on the environmental futures they are thinking about.

September 27, 2022

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Inaugural WORLDING programme with Co-Creation Studio at MIT Open Documentary Lab

Together with socially-engaged artist Hwa Young Jung and Ruth McCullough (director, Abandon Normal Devices), we made up team WILD NATURES for the first WORLDING. The 2-week intensive programme aimed to develop potentials for co-creative processes with real-time 3D with Hwa Young's project – a paper-based game made with young people excluded from mainstream education in Northwest England, that explores on their terms the intersection of criminal and environmental justice. (September 27, 2022 → October 4, 2022)

September 27, 2022

workshop conference / symposium science fiction collaboration
Chinese Science Fiction + Art Talk for the 2nd ESEA Heritage Month

As part of the programming for ESEA Heritage Month, I spoke with my peers in the science and speculative fiction space, Sinjin Li, Yen Ooi and Mia Ma Chen about the Chinese SF and art.

September 6, 2022

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Talk for FRAMEBURN: Cli-fi Shorts Screening with Social Cinema, London

I enjoyed Social Cinema London's screening of climated-related sci-fi short films, including Pumzi (2009) directed by Wanuri Kahiu, before joining Anna Mill and Francis Gene-Rowe to talk about social, racial and environmental justice narratives in science fiction.

June 8, 2022

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Scrapbooking the Wasteland: A Posthumanist Terror Management Theory Toolkit Workshop with London Science Fiction Research Community at Winchester School of Art

As part of Creative Posthumanism, a research series led by Megen de Bruin-Molé at WSA, Cristina Diamant and I - co-directors of the LSFRC - delivered a workshop for participants to create toolkits As an imagined response to 'Posthumanist Terror Management' and rethinking the possibilites in the 'wasteland'.

June 1, 2022

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Finding Space Speculative Fiction published for Survey II at Jerwood Arts, London, Touring to g39 Cardiff and Site Gallery, Sheffield

Finding Space is about the movement and releasing claustrophobia by sensing the environment differently. I was commissioned to write a piece of speculative fiction for the publication by Survey II, a touring exhibition by Jerwood Arts, and in relation to exhibiting artist Saelia Aparicio's work. For the exhibition closing event in London, I and other writers Leo Hermitt, Elise Bell gave readings of our piecese to an audience. The exhibition and publication toured to Cardiff and Sheffield.

December 11, 2021

performance writing / publication science fiction
Can Chinese Science Fiction Transcend Binary Thinking? Writing Published for the Science Fiction Research Association Review

The written version of our roundtable discussion is included in the selected papers that were delivered at the SFRA 2021 conference and now published in the SFRA Review, vol. 51, no. 4. Along with Chinese science fiction scholars Mia Chen Ma, Yen Ooi, Frederike Schneider-Vielsäcker and Regina Kanyu Wang, who offer examples from literary SF, I contributed insights into the visual arts, with how Chinese SF acts as an experimental and inclusive space for artists exploring topics of gender and a sense of identity.

October 18, 2021

writing / publication science fiction
Reverse Synergy Talk in the Game 'ECO' for Athens Biennale

In the programme for Eclipse, the 7th Athens Biennale, the Mycological Twist invited me to speak alongside Egle Kulbokaite, Alison Sperling, Dorota Gaweda and Wassim Alsindi to respond to themes in their installation Reverse Synergy (2021). We livestreamed from in-game of ECO, where planetary collapse and rebuild were cyclical, and talked about worldbuilding where resource scarcity, power relations and the challenges of civilisation and ecologies in constant change or disruption. In my presentation, I spoke about timelines and accountability in public climate narratives including the rise of right wing agendas co-opting climate issues.

October 9, 2021

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Conversation with Chen Qiufan, Alice Bucknell and Angela YT Chan for The Garden and the Dump with Aarhus University

I shared a discussion with writer Chen Qiufan and artist Alice Bucknell where we chatted about worldbuilding through each of our practices. I brought up questions of justice and equality around whose worlds get built in contrast to corporate and state narratives of the future that we as creatives can/should critically engage with.

September 16, 2021

talk conference / symposium science fiction
Climate Justice + SF Conference Curation for London Science Fiction Research Community

As part of the LSFRC's annual theme 'Activism and Resistance', I organised a day's conference focused on climate justice and science and speculative fictions. For Climate Justice + SF, the afternoon event featured artists, organisers and scholars working in climate justice and its themes around the world. We had a selection of workshop-style presentations and discussions, and the day concluded with a guest roundtable featuring Blanca S. Villalobos, Idman Abdurahaman and Chris Pak.

August 14, 2021

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Can Chinese Science Fiction Transcend Binary Thinking? Roundtable Talk for the SFRA 2021: The Future of/as Inequality

The Science Fiction Research Association Conference 2021 theme was titled 'The Future of/as Inequality', hosted online in Toronto, Canada. Along with Chinese science fiction scholars Mia Chen Ma, Yen Ooi, Frederike Schneider-Vielsäcker and Regina Kanyu Wang, who offer examples from literary SF, I contributed insights into the visual arts, with how Chinese SF acts as an experimental and inclusive space for artists exploring topics of gender and a sense of identity.

June 18, 2021

talk writing / publication conference / symposium science fiction
Blurred Events Writing Published for The End of the Present with Arts Catalyst, The Alternative School of Economics

I wrote a piece of short fiction that takes us to a near future in which pandemic time blurs world politics. I respond to the governments increased spending in defence, in contrast to its reluctance to maintain free school meals for children in poverty during the lockdowns. It was commissioned by The Alternative School of Economics (Ruth Beale & Amy Feneck), who created a free digital publication called The End of the Present to mark the end of their residency at Arts Catalyst.

April 15, 2021

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krill this love Writing Exhibited for Under a Two-moon Belief System No Duality Endures by Alice dos Reis at Trixie, The Hague

I was commissioned by Alice dos Reis to write an accompanying text for their solo exhibition at Trixie in The Hague. Resonating with the themes of finding belonging, learning about and through other species, and feeling the spaciousness that exists in, between and beyond the Earth's various landscapes, I wrote a speculative fiction, with humour, from the perspectives of the krill that the protagonist bioengineer experiments on, in Alice's own sf narrative in their film that was on exhibition. My text was exhibitied on Trixie's exterior window for pedestrian viewing. (April 2, 2021 → April 25, 2021)

April 2, 2021

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History Informed Futures With Beatrice Glow Published in Vector (British Science Fiction Association)

For the Chinese SF Edition of Vector (No.293, Spring 2021), guest edited by Yen Ooi and Regina Kanyu Wang, I interviewed artist Beatrice Glow about her work with colonial histories and science fiction's capactiy to help ‘tell truthful histories and envision just futures together’. I use my term 'history informed futures' as a base that resonates with us both as artists working with historical, contemporary and sf narratives, through community collaborations and digital media technologies. I'd been an admirer of Beatrice's work for years and it was a great opportunity to engage deeply in the richness of her work and values.

March 1, 2021

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Climate Change and Contemporary Chinese Science and Speculative Fiction: Invisible, Extractive and Uneven Boundaries

My paper, delivered at the London Science Fiction Research Community (LSFRC) conference 'LSFRC Conference 2020: Beyond Borders' (2020), is now published in the Science Fiction Research Association (SFRA) journal, the SFRA Review. I explore the ecological, socio-political, and cultural processes relating to climate change, with the specific context of China's type of environmentalism and I outline the thematic portrayals of climate and environmental issues in key contemporary Chinese SF stories.

February 15, 2021

talk writing / publication conference / symposium science fiction
Speculative Fiction, Communicating and Challenging Geopolitical Inequalities Interview for A Plastiglomerate Rock Dreams it were a Beautiful Fossil

I was interviewed by Annie Mackinnon for her publication on 'investigating Industry 4.0’s intersections with political ecology, social justice and sustainability both within the Fashion Industry'. In my contribution, I spoke about my use speculative fiction as an approach to global climate change issues and how I engage with issues of justice through history in my artistic practice.

January 13, 2021

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Cache Histories with El Hardwick for 3hd Festival, 33-33 and Montez Press Radio

For 3hd Festival, El Hardwick and I talked together about our term Cache Histories as a metaphor for an internet-age container, gathering SF storytelling, political crises and time in the context of practising counternarratives towards climate and digital justice.

November 18, 2020

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Climate Change and Contemporary Chinese Science and Speculative Fiction: Invisible, Extractive and Uneven Boundaries Talk at FIBER2020 Amsterdam

Co-created and co-presented in collaboration with MIGRANT Journal, I joined this session with Michaela Büsse, Anca Benera and Arnold Estefan, and moderated by Michelle Kasprzak for Fiber Festival, in Session 4: Radical Streams. I delivered a version of my paper 'Climate Change and Contemporary Chinese Science and Speculative Fiction: Invisible, Extractive and Uneven Boundaries', adapted from the LSFRC conference Beyond Borders and joined the other speakers for a joint discussion.

September 26, 2020

talk conference / symposium science fiction
The Creator Roundtable Talk for the LSFRC Conference Beyond Border

I moderated the LSFRC Conference Beyond Border's Creator Roundtable with the speakers sf writer Chen Qiufan, filmmaker Larissa Sansour and writer Linda Stupart. Introducing each practitioner's methods and practices that involve science fiction, I shaped the collective conversation around creative disciplines as each speaker has worked between literature and film; how SF becomes a necessary mode of critical communication for storytelling their urgent themes; how they see justice in sf worldbuilding and into reality, and finally, what it means to them to work 'beyond borders.'

September 12, 2020

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Climate Change and Contemporary Chinese Science and Speculative Fiction Talk for LSFRC Conference 2020: Beyond Borders

I delivered my paper, 'Climate Change and Contemporary Chinese Science and Speculative Fiction: Invisible, Extractive and Uneven Boundaries' for Panel 1C: Chinese SF 1: Pass the Point of No Return, before also joining the panel discussion with the other speakers Guangzhao Lyu, Yen Ooi, and Jan Marvin A. Goh.

September 11, 2020

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In Conversation: Changing Realities and Speculative Fictions in the work of Cao Fei - Writing Published with Science Fiction Writers Gu Shi and Regina Kanyu Wang for Serpentine Galleries London

Commissioned as an accompanying text to Cao Fei's exhibition Blueprints at Serpentine, I was invited to create a written response to the artist's science fictional themes in her films. I extended this conversation to science fiction writers Gu Shi and Regina Kanyu Wang (also an SF editor), and together, we discussed the context of Chinese SF throughout history and today. We touched on Cao Fei's films to explore of the topics in Cao Fei's works that resonate with the authors, such as rapid industrialisation, technology, labour, and the changing shapes of interpersonal relationships throughout society.

June 12, 2020

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From West to East: Re-Locating a Speculative Centre Writing Published with Ama Josephine Budge for MIT Press and Whitechapel Gallery's Science Fiction

I was invited to contribute to the Science Fiction edition of the Whitechapel: Documents of Contemporary Art series, and with a preference to co-author, I in turn invited Ama Josephine Budge to collaborate with me. Together we co-wrote an article of the conversation we had at Iniva and the Stuart Hall Library on speculative fictions. The publication, edited by Dan Byrne-Smith, is 'the first major anthology to focus on relationships between science fiction and contemporary art, with topics ranging from accelerating technological change to global urbanization.' Unfortunately the press and editor erased my name from the credits, and mistitled our article to misname our co-authorship.

April 14, 2020

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Interview with Xia Jia Writing Published in Dream Babes 2.0 edited by Sin Wai Kin with a Launch Event at the Horse Hospital

I interviewed Chinese science fiction scholar and author, Xia Jia, for the SF zine Dream Babes 2.0 edited by Sin Wai Kin. In the piece, we explore narrative forms and her term 'porridge SF' that resists narrow and gendered categorisations like ‘soft SF/fantasy’ and ‘hard SF'. We also discuss to positionality of this wave of Chinese science and speculative fiction, especially by women and non-binary authors, in the context of de-canonising the western, patriarchal criteria for sf.

August 20, 2019

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The Moon Goddess 嫦娥 (Chang’e) in Mythology, Sci-fi and Lunar Exploration Talk for the Moon Festival at University of Greenwich

I delivered a talk about The Moon Goddess 嫦娥 (Chang’e), and her space travels through mythology, science fiction and today's lunar exploration programmes. The Chinese Moon Goddess, 嫦娥 (Chang’e), has long-inhabited the Moon and frequents the Earth on various journeys carried by mythologies, science fiction and lunar exploration. At a time when the aspirations of space science compromises Earth’s most vulnerable groups, this talk will ask 'How can we can refocus our lunar stories, inspired by 嫦娥, to move towards a global climate justice'? Margaret Atwood's keynote then followed, to complete the evening programme Maverick Women & the Moon, curated by Irenosen Okojie.

July 20, 2019

talk conference / symposium science fiction
Speculative Fiction Reading Session for Ghost Camp 3 with Mycological Twist and Chaos Magic

I led a speculative fiction reading session on the first day of Ghost Camp 3, hosted by Anne De Boer + Eloise Bonneviot (The Mycological Twist) + Chaos Magic in Sherwood Forest near Nottingham, the mythical home of Robin Hood. 'Ghost Camps are communal camping moments where participants are invited to reimagine the traditional mythologies around the Left through workshops, readings and screenings.'

July 3, 2019

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Speculative Climate Stories Talk for Research Network: More-than-Human Care at Iniva

In this talk, I shared research on communicating climate change through contemporary Chinese speculative and science fiction, and explored the interconnected environmental and socio-economic issues in China today. Responding to my presentation, writer, curator and artist Ama Josephine Budge discussed speculative climate fiction from a West African perspective. Our discussion emphasised a positionality as global North diaspora, to collectively engage with speculative climate fiction in solidarity with global BIPOC-led climate justice activism.

April 24, 2019

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Chinese SF Reading Session for Dream Babes by Sin Wai Kin at Live Art Development Agency in London

As part of Sin Wai Kin's long-term project Dream Babes, I held a session that introduced Chinese science fiction for the their reading group with Live Art UK. We discussed two short stories, 'Folding Beijing', a novelette by Hao Jinfang (winner of the 2016 Hugo Award for Best Novelette) and 'Good Hunting' by Ken Liu.

March 20, 2019

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w the worm Short Speculative Fiction Exhibited with The Institute of Queer Ecology (IQECO) at Gas Gallery in Los Angeles

My story 'w the worm', published for The Institute of Queer Ecology (IQECO)'s Towards A Common Survival compilation of 33 creative contributions, was exhibited at Gas Gallery in Los Angeles as a wall print. The project was initiated in light of the increasingly difficult political spaces for justice work, bringing together multimedia, hopeful artworks to reframe collectivity alongside survival. (Janurary 26, 2019 → April 14, 2019)

January 26, 2019

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How Science Fiction Helps Readers Understand Climate Change Interview Published on BBC Culture

I was interviewed by Diego Arguedas Ortiz for BBC Culture on my research into contemporary climate themed science fiction, and was featured alongside author Kim Stanley Robinson, scholar Professor Shelley Streeby and author Sarena Ulibarri. I spoke about using the climate justice approach to climate narratives and the importance of reading outside of the western, cis-male-centric canon of science fiction.

January 13, 2019

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Climate Fiction Reading Session for Becoming Plant with Tenderpixel at Regent's Park London

I hosted the second reading session of Tenderpixel's public programme accompanying the exhibition 'Becoming Plant', meeting in the Queen Mary's Rose Gardens, in the inner circle of Regent's Park. Focusing on my research into science fiction about climate change, specifically by contemporary Chinese SF authors, the event introduced the participants to the Chinese short SF story 'The Rainforest' by Chi Hui (aka Yulin, 雨林, translated by Jie Li), which explores a future world taken over by plantlike nanostructures.

August 5, 2018

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w the worm Short Speculative Fiction Published and Exhibited with The Institute of Queer Ecology (IQECO) at Prairie in Chicago

My story 'w the worm' was published for The Institute of Queer Ecology (IQECO)'s Towards A Common Survival, a compilation of 33 creative contributions in light of the increasingly difficult political spaces for justice work. A wall print of my story and the gathering of work for Towards A Common Survival was exhibited at Prairie in Chicago. (May 26, 2018 → July 1, 2018)

May 26, 2018

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The Trajectory of Speculative Futures panel with Lian Connect

'The Art(s) of Science: Grace L. Dillon and Angela YT Chan on Speculative co-futures, conversation published in Revisions: Vol 1 for re:arc institute'

Rendering Alternatives: Angela YT Chan and Avery Delany in conversation at CCA Goldsmiths, London

Visiting Lecturer: Games and Playful Narratives for MA Global Media Management at WSA, University of Southampton

Lunar Photosynthesis 月球光合作用 Illustration Published in Journey Planet #68 Special Issue on 'Chinese SF and Space'

Food Futures: Speculative Stories Workshop for BA Games with LSFRC at WInchester School of Art

Dr Uma Breakdown In-Conversation with Angela YT Chan and Dr Tom Dillon for Wysing Arts Centre

Imagining new climate narratives through speculative fiction Workshop at Bow Arts, London

Huntingdonshire Futures: Collective Imagination Talk and Workshop with The Place Bureau, Residents and Huntingdonshire District Council in St. Ives

Inaugural WORLDING programme with Co-Creation Studio at MIT Open Documentary Lab

Chinese Science Fiction + Art Talk for the 2nd ESEA Heritage Month

Talk for FRAMEBURN: Cli-fi Shorts Screening with Social Cinema, London

Scrapbooking the Wasteland: A Posthumanist Terror Management Theory Toolkit Workshop with London Science Fiction Research Community at Winchester School of Art

Finding Space Speculative Fiction published for Survey II at Jerwood Arts, London, Touring to g39 Cardiff and Site Gallery, Sheffield

Can Chinese Science Fiction Transcend Binary Thinking? Writing Published for the Science Fiction Research Association Review

Reverse Synergy Talk in the Game 'ECO' for Athens Biennale

Conversation with Chen Qiufan, Alice Bucknell and Angela YT Chan for The Garden and the Dump with Aarhus University

Climate Justice + SF Conference Curation for London Science Fiction Research Community

Can Chinese Science Fiction Transcend Binary Thinking? Roundtable Talk for the SFRA 2021: The Future of/as Inequality

Blurred Events Writing Published for The End of the Present with Arts Catalyst, The Alternative School of Economics

krill this love Writing Exhibited for Under a Two-moon Belief System No Duality Endures by Alice dos Reis at Trixie, The Hague

History Informed Futures With Beatrice Glow Published in Vector (British Science Fiction Association)

Climate Change and Contemporary Chinese Science and Speculative Fiction: Invisible, Extractive and Uneven Boundaries

Speculative Fiction, Communicating and Challenging Geopolitical Inequalities Interview for A Plastiglomerate Rock Dreams it were a Beautiful Fossil

Cache Histories with El Hardwick for 3hd Festival, 33-33 and Montez Press Radio

Climate Change and Contemporary Chinese Science and Speculative Fiction: Invisible, Extractive and Uneven Boundaries Talk at FIBER2020 Amsterdam

The Creator Roundtable Talk for the LSFRC Conference Beyond Border

Climate Change and Contemporary Chinese Science and Speculative Fiction Talk for LSFRC Conference 2020: Beyond Borders

In Conversation: Changing Realities and Speculative Fictions in the work of Cao Fei - Writing Published with Science Fiction Writers Gu Shi and Regina Kanyu Wang for Serpentine Galleries London

From West to East: Re-Locating a Speculative Centre Writing Published with Ama Josephine Budge for MIT Press and Whitechapel Gallery's Science Fiction

Interview with Xia Jia Writing Published in Dream Babes 2.0 edited by Sin Wai Kin with a Launch Event at the Horse Hospital

The Moon Goddess 嫦娥 (Chang’e) in Mythology, Sci-fi and Lunar Exploration Talk for the Moon Festival at University of Greenwich

Speculative Fiction Reading Session for Ghost Camp 3 with Mycological Twist and Chaos Magic

Speculative Climate Stories Talk for Research Network: More-than-Human Care at Iniva

Chinese SF Reading Session for Dream Babes by Sin Wai Kin at Live Art Development Agency in London

w the worm Short Speculative Fiction Exhibited with The Institute of Queer Ecology (IQECO) at Gas Gallery in Los Angeles

How Science Fiction Helps Readers Understand Climate Change Interview Published on BBC Culture

Climate Fiction Reading Session for Becoming Plant with Tenderpixel at Regent's Park London

w the worm Short Speculative Fiction Published and Exhibited with The Institute of Queer Ecology (IQECO) at Prairie in Chicago