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钱伟娴博士
讲师
PhD in Cultural Studies (CUHK)
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Venue
KKB 216
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Phone
3943-1080
关于 钱伟娴博士
Dr Chieng Wei Shieng graduated with a PhD in Cultural Studies from The Chinese University of Hong Kong in 2023, and joined the Department of Cultural and Religious Studies as a lecturer in August 2025. She is currently part of an ongoing website database/indexing group project, “Doing Theory in Southeast Asia” (https://doingtheoryseasia.org/), which showcases intellectual and creative works from/about Southeast Asia. She is interested in pursuing the question, "What are Asians thinking?" and to what extent could these kinds of thinking and thoughts be potentials for decolonial options to other ways of doing, thinking and being in today’s world. More specifically, she pursues these potentialities through her research interests, which include thinking about Southeast/Asian knowledges and imaginations of ‘otherwise’ and futurities form the margins that hold space for nonhumans, such as technologies, ghosts, monsters, spirits, plants and animals. She enjoys thinking about these by engaging with visual and popular cultures, including contemporary art, film and literature, music and sounds and whatever that may be considered funny, quirky or strange.
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- Decolonial thought and decolonial options
- Southeast Asian Contemporary Art and Cultural Studies
- Futurities Studies
- Race, Gender and Sexuality
- Island and Archipelagic Studies
- Inter-Asian studies
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- Doing Theory in Southeast Asia
- Art+Feminism: Wikipedia Edit-A-Thon (organised by Asia Art Archive, HK and M+)
- Malaysian visual artist based in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, Nadiah Bamadhaj, March 2025
- Indonesian female performance artist, Marintan Sirait, November 2024
- The late Balinese female contemporary artist, IGAK Murniasih, March 2024
- Thai female curator, Gridthiya Gaweewong, March 2023
- For Vulture magazine, Singapore (non-peer review)
- Op-ed, Strange(r) Horizons, Issue 28 (October 2022)
- Interview article, Disobedience Travels: An Interview with Ong Keng Sen, Issue 27 (Sept/Oct 2021)
- Op-ed, Being Human Alongside COVID, Issue 25 (Sept 2020)
- Op-ed, Rediscovering (Hidden) Stories of Space, Issue 23 (March 2019)
- Op-ed, The Strange(r) Other, Issue 22 (September 2018)
- Interview article, The Relational Artist: An interview with Rirkrit Tiravanija, Issue 21 (March 2018), with Clifford Loh
- Visual Commentary on Scripture website project
- Gomer, My Sweet Magnolia
(Curation of three artworks, accompanied by commentaries on these artworks, alongside a biblical text from Hosea, chapter 2).
- Gomer, My Sweet Magnolia
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Book chapter
- When APAD Meets Nanyang: A Reorientation”, for Detours: A Decolonial Guide to Singapore, Duke University Press, eds. Cheryl Narumi Naruse, Joanne Leow and Faris Joraimi (Accepted, publication date pending)
Journal article- “Decolonial Potentialities in Darkness and tersirat through nor's Past and Present Lives” (submitted to positions journal, currently with Editorial Team)