notes on art and culture
About Us
They soon realized they had a lot in common: they were both from Canada, both studied traditional humanities subjects at university, and the last instruction they received from the CEO was to develop a media platform that would connect English-speaking audiences to the world of Asian art.
Months passed and they eventually decided to just do it on their own; after all, they’d already done the imaginative work. As Art Spectra, they iterated through digital content campaigns, Clubhouse chats, open calls, community events, gallery visits, private viewings, and more.
Our Team
Helen Kwong
Co-Editor
Professor Theyskins will be leading a six day writing workshop utilizing Marcel Proust’s À la recherche du temps perdu, 1913 and Samuel Beckett’s long form essay Proust, 1930. Professor Theyskins hopes to expand attendant writers understanding of their own work by introducing the impressive reader/writer relation of Samuel Beckett (reader) and Marcel Proust (writer)
“He is aware of the many concessions required of the literary artist by the shortcomings of the literary convention.” As a writer he is not altogether at liberty to detach effect from cause. (Samuel Beckett from Proust)
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Vivian Hou
Visual Director
Professor Theyskins will be leading a six day writing workshop utilizing Marcel Proust’s À la recherche du temps perdu, 1913 and Samuel Beckett’s long form essay Proust, 1930. Professor Theyskins hopes to expand attendant writers understanding of their own work by introducing the impressive reader/writer relation of Samuel Beckett (reader) and Marcel Proust (writer):
“He is aware of the many concessions required of the literary artist by the shortcomings of the literary convention.” As a writer he is not altogether at liberty to detach effect from cause. (Samuel Beckett from Proust)