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Reclaiming Culture and Creativity from Industry and the UK ‘Creative Economy’
‘Reclaiming Culture and Creativity from Industry and the UK ‘Creative Economy’:Towards New Configurations of the Artistic System’ This paper was written for and presented at the European Congress on...
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From Art of Occupation to Occupation of Art
DOXA has recently published a text in Chinese called: “From Art of Occupation to Occupation of Art – On Occupation in Hong Kong and the Situationists International”, by Yuk Hui/DOXA, Issue 001,...
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All that is solid melts into air
DOXA has recently published an article in the Chinese Literary Bi-Monthly, Chutzpah!《天南》 edited by Ou Ning “All That is Solid Melts into Air”, by Yuk Hui/DOXA, No. 6, Chutzpah!, edited by Ou Ning, 2012...
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Creative Space—Art and Spatial Resistance in Asia
DOXA is pleased to announce its publication project Creative Space—Art and Spatial Resistance in Asia. The edited volume consists of contributions from artists and theorists of different parts of...
View ArticleFrom Art of Occupation to Occupation of Art (Part 1) in Greek
The article of Yuk HUI/DOXA on Occupy Central in Hong Kong, in related to the local economic and artistic milieu was honorly translated into Greek, the first part has been published on the online...
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Objects of Art After Industrialization
The East Asia Multitude Submit in Hong Kong 2012 Objects of Art After Industrialization – Art After Market Realism by Yuk HUI A drafted essay made as intervention to the DOXA’s event in ‘ArtHK2012′ :...
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Economies of the Commons
DOXA was published in Reviews in Cultural Theory an online journal published by the Department of English and Film Studies at the University of Alberta in Canada. This article followed a residency at...
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Hong Kong: The Property Regime
Critical Cities Vol. 3 Myrdle Court Press, London, 2012 “Leave behind status-quo thinking about contemporary cities and leap into the knowledge, actions and ideas of sharp critical urbanists from...
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From Living to Individuation
From Living to Individuation – reflection on a negative anthropology Yuk Hui [to appear on the catalogue of the "Living as Form" nomadic exhibition (Hong Kong stop) Nov 3-18, 2012] What is an artist?...
View ArticleDigital Futures in Policy and the Cultural Sector in the UK
This article was published in ENCATC Journal of Cultural Management and Policy Vol 2. Issue 2. 2012 and based on a paper that was presented at the ENCACT Annual Conference in Helsinki, 2011. Digital...
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After Occupy
“After Occupy” (Yuk Hui) published in the current special issue ( 예술의 세계화, 그 환영과 실체) of the Contemporary Art Journal (2013, no.15) , you can find both the Korean and English versions here. “사회가 완전히...
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Publication: If we still have space…(Chinese/Taiwan)
Publication of 如果我們還有空間… (If we still have space…) by Yuk HUI in ACT (Art Critique of Taiwan), No.57, 2014, p.10-17.
View ArticleCreative Space: Art and Spatial Resistance in East Asia
We are happy to announce the publication of the book “Creative Space: Art and Spatial Resistance in East Asia” (創意空間﹣東亞的藝術與空間抗爭) Title: Creative Space: Art and Spatial Resistance in East Asia...
View ArticlePublication: After Occupy in Kulturrisse (German)
After Occupy from Yuk Hui published in the austrian journal Kulturrisse – Zeitschrift für radikaldemokratische Kulturpolitik (4/2013) can now be accessed from their archive: click to read.
View ArticlePublication: What happens to art in the cities?
Publication of 城市裡的藝術怎麼了？(What happens to art in the cities?) in 凤凰都市 (Phoenix Metropolis), p.62-65, 06.2014, China PDF
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Publication: A Theory of Occupy (佔領論)
The publication of Yuk Hui’s book in Chinese 《佔領論 ﹣從巴黎公社到佔領中環》(A Theory of Occupy – From Paris Commune to Occupy Central), RSBooks, Hong Kong, 2012 Pre-printed PDF
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