Shenzhen Noted: Shenzhen Dimensions
The thirtieth anniversary brought with it all sorts of interest in Shenzhen’s history. In addition to the Shenzhen Original Inhabitants …Continue reading »
View ArticleShenzhen Noted: nitty gritty shenzhen – the photography of Sarah Li Cain
Sarah Li Cain does what I want to do; she takes consistently real photographs of Shenzhen gritty, but with an …Continue reading »
View ArticleShenzhen Noted: the vast unknown…
Another happy introduction. Good friend and musician, Robert Copeland composed the theme music for the 2011 Shenzhen International Fringe Festival. …Continue reading »
View ArticleShenzhen Noted: 沧海桑田：The transformation of Shenzhen Villages
For those wondering, is there a documentary on Shenzhen villages out there? The answer is yes and its 15 hours …Continue reading »
View ArticleShenzhen Noted: Breaking the Ice
So, episode 2 of 沧海桑田 is 破冰. What was the ice and how was it broken? A few notes, below. …Continue reading »
View ArticleShenzhen Noted: City of Suspended Possibility…
Friend Jonathan Bach has written a beautiful essay, Shenzhen: City of Suspended Possibility. Highly recommended because he nimbly places myths …Continue reading »
View ArticleShenzhen Noted: The Fishing Village that Became a World Symbol: 渔民村
So, I have been catching up on the Shenzhen documentary, 沧海桑田：深圳村庄30年. After setting the historic stage with rural poverty and …Continue reading »
View ArticleShenzhen Noted: downtown
Downtown Shenzhen used to be the area around the Luohu train station, moving east (toward the Wenjingdu border crossing) and …Continue reading »
View ArticleShenzhen Noted: 新秀： end of another line
This weekend walked around the Xinxiu area. Located just east of Caiwuwei, Xinxiu was part of early, early Shenzhen development. …Continue reading »
View ArticleShenzhen Noted: mandala: fat bird at the sz fringe
Dates: Dec 8 through 11 Time: 19:45 Venue: Shenzhen University Small Black Box Theatre (located at the back of the …Continue reading »
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