我們是几位住在英國搞表演和藝術的小明,喝咖啡,聊是非,性本善,拆人台。聚焦世界各地表演和藝術界的事件和現象,討論亞洲藝術家的創作和觀察。Ming Strike is an ESEA art collective and the voice behind the bilingual podcast 小明拆台, working across performance, zine making, and conversation.
#43. [英文節目] From borders to batik: one year after Alternative Roots
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Nearly a year on from Alternative Roots, Ming Strike reconnects with two artists from the festival, Bunga and Jade. Starting from their experience of taking part in Alternative Roots, we talk through what has shifted in the past year — from identity, craft and embodiment to migration, belonging and community. Some things have developed, some remain unresolved, and some have quietly moved somewhere new. 從去年小明拆台主辦的 Alternative Roots 藝術節到現在已經過去了快一年,本期我們訪問了兩位參與藝術節的藝術家 Bunga 和 Jade,從去年參與藝術節的經驗出發,一路聊到這些日子的變化,也分享了她們對身份、craft、embodiment、migration 與 community 的思考。有些掙扎,有些發展,有些停滯,也有些慢慢長出了新的方向。 来宾简介/Guest
#39. [英语节目] Theatre is Not Worth It, But... In conversation with Elisabeth Gunawan
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本期邀请到了具有跨国背景的印尼华裔剧场艺术家Elisabeth Gunawan(Betty)。小明们与她认识的契机各不相同,但她善于总结并输出金句的能力实在震撼小明。2021年以后,Betty在英国剧场圈中频频发力,并创作出了Unforgettably Girl,Stamping in the Graveyard等频频获奖的作品。本期节目中,小明们与Betty着重聊了她新进将于Barbican演出的Prayers for a Hungry Ghost,并探讨她的创作理念。 姓名是假的?来自于个人选择。 剧场不值得?但仍然选择剧场。 贫穷的艺术家?但总能找到应对方法。 In this episode, we had a conversation with Chinese Indonesian theatremaker Elisabeth Gunawan (Betty). Each of us got to know her at different places, but we’ve all been blown away by how sharply she reflects and how effortlessly she drops golden one-liners. Since 2021, Betty has been making frequent appearances
#38. 日行一善的策展人Erin Li:不同文化光譜中的藝術駐留 Curator Erin Li on art residencies across cultures
[英语节目] Beyond the Stage: Navigating British Theatre as an East Asian Women Producer | 明外来客 Ming's Guests #1
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This is an English-language episode and the first episode of Ming’s Guests, an experimental new series aimed for making spaces and hosting programmes by audio/podcast creators outside Ming Strike collective. You will hear Burong Zeng in conversation with Natalie Chan, a Hong Kong theatre producer who has spent her past decade working in the UK. The one-hour conversation delves into Natalie’s journey as an East Asian woman stepping into leadership roles in the arts and theatre sector. She shares candid reflections on navigating cultural and systemic challenges, balancing organisational and free
#35【英文节目】Space-making in Arts: ESEA Arts Producer Sharing | 用藝術開創社群的空間:三位藝術工作者的分享
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This is an English-language episode, recorded live at the 2024 Migration Matters Festival. As part of an ongoing initiative focusing on art producers, this episode centres on the theme of space, considering art workers such as theatre producers and curators as the makers and keepers of these spaces. What kinds of opportunities and experiences have shaped their work? What does space represent to them within the context of art? How does artistic space intersect with society? And as audiences, artists, policy planners, and implementers, what kinds of spaces do we need? In this live panel, three E
#34 被點亮的燈火:牯嶺街小劇場與metoo事件之後...
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2024農曆新年左右,台灣當代表演的指標場館牯嶺街小劇場公佈了年度節目選拔入圍名單,原本是新年新氣象的氛圍,卻因為名單中包含卷入性侵疑雲的編舞家的作品。台灣編舞家劉冠詳,於2023年metoo運動裡,被受害者揭露以排練、徵選、討論創作等名義,對年輕女舞者們多次進行妨害性自主,許多想關案件已經進入司法程序。在這樣的前提下,劉冠詳的作品出現在入選名單內,進而引發爭議與討論,並導致幾位入選的作品退出名單。 本次節目邀請退出入選的藝術家周寬柔,以及在這次事件中多次陪伴受害者的黃美寧,以“間接涉事人”的角度,從自身的心境,和後續事件發酵的觀察切入。在類似事件發生時,大多數作為被動接受資訊,或者是朋友的朋友的一方,我們能做什麼?該怎麼做?又該以怎麼樣的心態來看待? 節目討論以主持人和來賓的主觀視角出發做討論,歡迎有興趣的聽眾,以'劉冠詳', '牯嶺街'等關鍵字,上網搜尋事件原貌。 Around the Lunar New Year 2024, Guling Street Avant-garde Theatre, the venue for contemporary performances in Taiwan, announced the shortlist for the annual program selection to celebrate the new year/new begin
行走,是一种日常生活中最基本的移动模式,然而在艺术家Alisa Oleva眼里,却是她的创作灵感来源。我们为什么移动?如何移动?是什么样的社会力量规范,引导我们的移动?本期从Alisa的自身创作出发,到她在台湾参与大甲妈祖遶境的经验,分享她如何看待“行走”在跨文化中的不同理解方式,以及在地缘政治中身份认同的互相挣扎。 Walking is the most basic movement in everyday life, but in the eyes of artist Alisa Oleva, it is the source of her creative inspiration. Why do we move? How to move? What social forces regulate and guide our movement? This episode starts with Alisa's own practices. It moves to her experience participating in the Taiwan Dajia Mazu pilgrimage. It shares how she views the different understandings of "walking" across cultures and the strug