Rosabel Tan and Emma Ng of Satellites, an online magazine and digital archive, on connecting the past, present and future of Asian art practice in Aotearoa.
A new report commissioned by Asia New Zealand Foundation Te Whītau Tūhono has found an increased interest and desire for Asian arts and cultural experiences in Aotearoa. Culture 101’s Perlina Lau spoke with Asia New Zealand Foundation Director of Arts, Craig Cooper, and report author Rosabel Tan.
On the brink of collapse - that's the stark portrayal of the state of the arts media in a new report New Mirrors, commissioned by Creative New Zealand.
Leah Jing McIntosh and Rosabel Tan speak together about forming Slow Currents, an international writers’ workshop which brings together eight early-career writers from Aotearoa and Australia.
Why haven’t locals run our city’s leading cultural institutions for decades? As Auckland Museum recruits its next chief executive, Janet McAllister finds power is shifting in the cultural landscape.
A 12-part micro-documentary series offering a nuanced snapshot of Artists in Tāmaki Makaurau and the intersection of creativity and identity in the diaspora.
Satellites is a series of public events and encounters showcasing the most exciting contemporary Asian artists in Auckland. Sam Brooks interviewed the founder of Satellites, Rosabel Tan, and one of the artists, Ahi Karunaharan, about this year’s programme.
In this weekly TimeOut series, we invite music lovers to share the songs that have soundtracked their lives. This week, we speak to Rosabel Tan, director of Satellites and founding editor of The Pantograph Punch.
Ahead of the 2019 season of Satellites, we hear from artists Jess Granada, Carlo Buenaventura, hi Karunaharan, Lakshman Anandanayagam, Rina Chae, and Emma Ng.
