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This paper analyses the political dimensions of Dream Journey to the Peach Blossom Land (Mongyudowondo, 夢遊桃源圖, 1447) through the lens of art and power.

Dr Eva Cheuk-Yin Li gives a talk on queer fandom, sapphic media, and the gap between legal recognition and cultural representation in Taiwan.

An in-depth conversation with Julia Elyachar about her book, 'On the Semicivilized: Coloniality, Finance, and Embodied Sovereignty in Cairo'.

Dr Yow-Jiun Wang gives a talk on female sexual confession, tabloid culture, and the everyday formation of sex-positive feminism in Taiwan.

MA Taiwan Studies alumnus Neal E. Robbins gives a talk on his new book, “Taiwan Undaunted: In Search of the Nation That Cannot Call Itself a Nation”.

Stéphane Corcuff gives a talk on political imaginaries in Taiwan, examining how changing forms of identification reshape ideas of nationhood, belonging, and geopolitical position in contemporary Taiwan.

Professors Rachel Harrison and Dina Matar will be presenting their inaugural lectures.

Explore how AI is reshaping work, identity and global power, and what these changes mean for justice and representation across different regions.