Nicky Wang, installation artist and architect, shares that when she arrived in Canada, she struggled like many foreign-born students to adapt to the culture. See how her story was transformed by great educators.
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As most of us remain at home, let’s remember those who are on the front line at hospitals. With the recent spikes in cases of COVID-19, our medical staff need your support.
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Since the coronavirus outbreak, writer Louise Gleeson has scrolled past countless articles that perpetuate anti-Asian stereotypes. Read to learn more about her reflections and why you should care.
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Fête Chinoise chose our top 3 cultural museums for you to browse online, even if you’re unable to visit them personally this month. Whether you enjoy traditional paintings, mixed media, or installation art, we have something for you!
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The Anadu Resort Hotel is the work of Studio 8 — a Chinese architectural firm led by Shirley Dong. Read more about the story and the resort today!
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Lam Wong is an Artist-in-Residence at the Dr. Sun Yan-Sen Classical Chinese Garden. Learn more about his moving composition at the Vancouver International Centre for Contemporary Asian Art.
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Miss Canada 2012, former BC Director of the Joy Smith Foundation, and feminist, Tara Teng, was born into two dominant cultures and was born for community. Learn more about her story.
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Jeffrey Chong Wang’s deeply moving paintings are captivating, making people stop and stare, and begging the viewer to (re)consider what was being portrayed in each frame. This week, Fête Chinoise sat down with the artist to learn more about his life & repertoire.
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Digital content creator, Mel Hwang shares her thoughts on how we can protect the environment and on celebrating women.
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Benjamin Von Wong’s work lies at the intersection of fantasy and photography and combines everyday objects with shocking statistics.
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The short film created by the Alchemist’s Garden campaign takes cues from these nostalgic sentiments with sepia and muted tones throughout…What stands out in particular for us at Fête Chinoise are the two oriental-style dragon ceramic ornaments in the video.
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The Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival’s UNSUNG VOICES Summer Youth Video Production Workshop providing young Asian Canadians opportunities in the film industry.
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