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In this interview, Huang Sun-quan, the director of Multitude Asia, explores the initiative of the archive, which seeks to foster collaboration among diverse groups in Asia to create a comprehensive profile of their collective interactions on the website. The archive strives to merge autonomous, self-directed pursuit and practice of knowledge with collaborative mobilization, allowing groups to come together in association with one another.
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Editor’s note: AIC is an abbreviation for Asia Internet Coalition. It is an industry association formed by eBay, Facebook (now Meta), Google, and Yahoo. It seeks to promote the understanding and resolution of internet policy issues in the Asia Pacific region. Its current members include Amazon, Airbnb, Google, Meta, Apple, Twitter, LinkedIn, Expedia, Rakuten, LINE and Yahoo(Oath), etc.
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Editor’s note: Pots Weekly was a free weekly newspaper issued in Taiwan between 1995 and 2014. It was seen as Taiwan’s most leftist publication, whose coverage mainly included news and reviews on art, labor movement, environmental movement, gender movement, and other social issues.
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Editor’s note: Black Hand Nakasi Worker's Band (Black Hand Nakasi) is a worker band founded in Taiwan in 1996, which has been actively involved in social movements. The social movements they participated included those are related to issues of land justice, labor movement, and rights of industrial accident victims. They sold their record for charity and performed in various social events.
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Editor’s note: Tonsan bookstore is affiliated to Tonsan Publications, which was established in 1979. Tonsan Publications publishes books mainly in the area of humanities and social science studies. Later in 1982, the Tangshan Bookstore was established, selling books on literature, history, philosophy, and cultural studies.
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Pan, L., Sun-quan, H. (2024). Multitude Asia: Huang Sun-quan on Articulation, Network, Asian Visual Archive. In: Pan, L. (eds) The (Im)possibility of Art Archives. Contemporary East Asian Visual Cultures, Societies and Politics. Palgrave Macmillan, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-5898-6_20
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