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The Grand Green: Taipei’s First URS Project
The Grand Green was officially revealed to the public in August and is Taipei’s first urban regeneration station (URS). The project is given a unique identification number: URS 27.
MSW Interviews: Photographer Kyle Merriman
MSW interviews Taichung-based photographer Kyle Merriman, author of Brand Knew Me.
MSW Interviews: Papabubble Candy Shop in Taipei
What’s sweeter than candy? A candy that can be a standalone miniature art itself. MSW writer Yi Chen unravels the mysteries of candy-making at Papabubble candy store in Taipei.
MSW Interviews Alton Thompson: Global Educator, Musician, and Photographer
MSW interviews Alton Thompson, a global educator, musician, and photographer living in Taiwan.
MSW Interviews: Matt Gibson – Freelance Writer, Publisher, and Photographer
Matt Gibson came to Taiwan intending to write professionally and he ended up carving a niche for himself with an online and print publication called Xpat Magazine. Read on for more…
A Makeover for My Several Worlds: New Site Design!
What you’re looking at right now is a one-of-a-kind design by graphic and web designer, Matt Regan.
MSW Interviews: Sneakerheads Themba Child and Kenrick Currie Present That’s Art, Folks!
If pop culture, iconic super heroes, and custom sneakers are things that you live for, this is one art show you won’t want to miss.
MSW Interviews: Behind the Scenes with Photographer Garret M. Clarke
I could give you a long introduction to why I love Garret’s work, but I won’t. His imagery speaks for itself. Talented? Yes. Ambitious? Incredibly! Tapped into some universal life force that has him constantly churning out creative work after creative work? Without a doubt. Garret is probably one of the most diverse photographers I’ve ever met. He’s tried EVERYTHING. So, after you’ve finished with the interview…
MSW Interviews: Canadian Fashion Designer Jenna Pearce Rocking the Fashion Scene in Taiwan
Who says you can’t travel and look fashionable? Canadian fashion designer Jenna Pearce is so inspired by her life abroad that she has developed her own clothing line, Rice Society, here in Taiwan. As our third and final interview on nomadic artists who are living out their dreams on the other side of the ocean, Jenna demonstrates that all you need is a little gumption to follow the path to your heart’s greatest desires. Read on to find out how she does it…
