[Expert Lecture] Art Afternoon Tea: Poet Xu Huizhi

Introduction

Slow down and walk into an art gallery in the mountains, sit down and admire the artwork, and listen to the artistic perspectives of artists, curators, art historians, poets, and more.
Yuxiu Art Museum looks forward to providing you with a relaxing, in-depth, rich and diverse art museum experience.

In December, we carefully designed two afternoon teas of art and literature, and invited the poet Xu Huizhi and the artist Lian Jianxing to meet you for afternoon tea and chat about art. In the environment where nature and humanities are blended, you can enjoy the world of art.

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>Due to the limited number of seats in the venue, the seats are reserved; the seats are reserved according to the registration order.
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>No eating or drinking in the lecture venue
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Xu Huizhi
Born in 1966, a native of Taoyuan, Taiwan, graduated from the Department of Chemical Engineering of the National Taipei Institute of Technology (now restructured to National Taipei University of Technology). He has won various literary awards and the Golden Tripod Award for magazine editors. He has served as the supplement editor of the Liberty Times and the editor-in-chief of the United Literature magazine and publishing house. Now he is the general manager and editor-in-chief of Youlu Culture Co., Ltd., author of the children's book "The Workbook of the Stars"; the prose "Eyes, Ears, Nose and Tongue", "I'll Remember It Alone"; poetry collections "Sunshine Hive", "Family" ", "The Flesh", "I Don't Want, Cry for Me", "When a Whale Longs for the Ocean", "The Deer Sorrows", "Bright Sky", published in December 2006 "The Lost" Hada: Xu Huizhi's Audio Poems; English translation Book of Reincarnation, Japanese translation of poetry collection of the three-person collection "Taiwan Modern Poetry II", and co-edited with NGD Malmqvist and Michelle Yeh "Sailing to Formosa: A Poetic Companion to Taiwan" (Sailing to Formosa: A Poetic Companion to Taiwan, published by University of Washington Press, 2005); in December 2007, he published a collection of poems translated in Japanese. Deer no Ai しみ" (translated by Professor Naoda Miki, printed by Tokyo Thought Society); "The Catalogue of Creation" was published in July 2010.