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Chi-Yi Chen — Movimientos migratorios en Venezuela
No full textT. G. Chi-Yi Chen — Movimientos migratorios en Venezuela. In: Population, 24ᵉ année, n°3, 1969. p. 594
20 février, séminaire Les Années 1980 : Kuang-Yi CHEN
No full textLe lundi 20 février à 17h00, dans le cadre de l’atelier de recherche « Les Années 1980 », nous aurons le plaisir d’entendre Mme Kuang-Yi Chen, docteure en histoire de l’art, directrice du département des Beaux-Arts de l’Université nationale des arts de Taiwan et chercheuse invitée de l’InTRu, pour une intervention intitulée Révoltes, conflits et ouverture. Chen, Chieh-Jen, Malfunction No. 3, 1983. À la suite de la crise du détroit, de l’expulsion des représentants de Tchang Kaï-chek de l’ONU..
Yi-Chen Daphne Chen, piano
No full textWolfgang Amadeus MozartFranz LisztLudwig van BeethovenAlberto Ginaster
7 février, séminaire : Kuang-Yi CHEN, "Une génération de révolte"
No full textMardi 7 février, de 17h à 20h, en salle 325, nous aurons le plaisir d’entendre, lors de la première séance du séminaire de méthode en 2017, Mme Kuang-Yi Chen, directrice du département des Beaux-Arts de l’Université nationale des Arts de Taiwan et chercheuse invitée de l'InTRu, pour une intervention intitulée Une génération de révolte : les artistes taiwanais face aux problèmes d’identité, cas Yang Mao-Lin et Ni Tsai-Chin. Taiwan est une île colonisée tour à tour par les Occidentaux, les Japo..
7 février, séminaire : Kuang-Yi CHEN, "Une génération de révolte"
No full textMardi 7 février, de 17h à 20h, en salle 325, nous aurons le plaisir d’entendre, lors de la première séance du séminaire de méthode en 2017, Mme Kuang-Yi Chen, directrice du département des Beaux-Arts de l’Université nationale des Arts de Taiwan et chercheuse invitée de l'InTRu, pour une intervention intitulée Une génération de révolte : les artistes taiwanais face aux problèmes d’identité, cas Yang Mao-Lin et Ni Tsai-Chin. Taiwan est une île colonisée tour à tour par les Occidentaux, les Japo..
DESA1002 'Nine Quarter City' - <Yi Chen Lin>
No full textIn this semester my given city is Venice. The first concept that came across my mind is building a public servise building such as hospital, police station or fire station. After analyzing the location of my building, I choose to start from the corner facing the main canal. Building a fire station is my final decision, I tried to analyse all the functions needed as a fire station. It includes fireboat dock, reception, emergency space, office, bedrooms, toilet and shower, common room and recreation area. At the beginning stage I tried to separate the building into two part: private and public area. I tried to build a concrete block contains fireboat dock and bedrooms on the top. This is also the main structure system. After revising all the floor plans, the final building is supported by five reinforced concrete columns and slabs holds up each floor. Unlike first semester all the ideas were simply from my creation and imagination, this project is conducted under constant revising and checking all the factors such as building orientation, neighbor’s building type, traffic circulation and structure system. I learnt to develop a systematic, programmatic way to analyse the building, from its function, location, structure to cladding
The Practice-as-Research Enquiry of \ue2Arts of self-healing\ue2: \ue2Red Bricks as an Example
No full textThe research idea for this essay emerged from the author's participation in the creation of the exhibition space of Red Bricks (2020) which originally was a piece of theater work.
Through the immersive form of art exhibition, the work aims to bring the viewer back to one of the events of the Anti-China Extradition in Hong Kong in 2019 - the Siege of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University. The author uses the Practice as Research approach (i.e., a research process in which theory and practice are complementary and inseparable) applied by scholar Yi-Chen Wu, in her creative theatre design and links this research on how Expressive Art Therapy can move from the idea of healing the self to the inspiration of creativity.
Guided by Practical as Research, the author focuses on art therapist Pat B. Allen's (2013) concept of \ue2Arts of Self-healing\ue2, which is a process of spiritual exploration to break through inner fears and sorrows to find the source of inspiration for creating art and design. This is complemented by Bruce L. Moon's (2011) concept of \ue2Existential Art Therapy\ue2, which explores the answers to life's questions through existentialist philosophy to make art therapy more comprehensive. Apart from helping the author to confront relevant political issues in a positive manner, this direction of research is also effective in enhancing the author's conceptual breakthrough in spatial design.
In the process of interweaving spatial design and theories, the author intends to discuss and validate two points. Firstly, how the practical study of \ue2Expressive Art Therapy\ue2 has enabled the author to achieve the effect of \ue2Arts of Self-healing\ue2 in the aesthetic practice of depicting her own insecurities. Secondly, the author has transformed the symbols of painting in the process of \ue2Arts of Self-healing\ue2 into a unique creative inspiration in this study, thus bringing a new dimension to the creation of spatial design
Yi-Chen Chiu, bassoon, Thursday, February 17, 2011
No full textIn partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Musical Art
Yi-Chen Chiu, bassoon, Thursday, April 23, 2009
No full textIn partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Musical Art
Yi-Chen Chiu, bassoon, Thursday, May 8, 2008
No full textIn partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Musical Art
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