“Bloom Beyond Borders” Exhibition

Pallavi Saxena’s “Bloom Beyond Borders” exhibition at the Red Room highlights cross-cultural sharing through floral designs and limited floral editions. The art, representing a journey from India to Taiwan, incorporates recycled cardboard and local fabrics. A standout piece features a heart-shaped cardboard figure among flowers, symbolizing Pallavi’s creative process and her two-year artistic experiment.

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My Journey with Indigenous Bridges

I am honored to share that I’ve recently been nominated to the board of Indigenous Bridges, an association that holds a special place in my heart. Indigenous Bridges is deeply committed to building connections between Indigenous communities and the wider world, creating spaces where voices can be heard, cultures can be celebrated, and rights can

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Dreams Can Come True

Dreams can come true, especially dreams built upon sustainability and true grit. For Gordon Tsai, an important motivating factor for establishing his ‘Dream Community’ stemmed from a vision. This vision was to create a neighborhood community where art and creativity would be a daily part of the lives of its residents. It would also be based on human, social, economic and environmental programs, initiatives and actions for sustaining the ‘Dream Community’.

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The Astoria Café and Bakery Celebrates its 101st Anniversary

Astoria’s unique history makes it remarkable from other coffee shops in Taipei. The history of Astoria could be traced back to 1920s when the owner Mr. Chien founded Astoria with other three Belarusian. It was at that time the first bakery shop along with the coffee shop that was established the next year in that

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Sue Babcock : An Honored Legacy – Coming Full Circle

Suzan Babcock is a long-time resident of Taiwan. During her stay here, she has managed four successful careers in education, cross-cultural relations and counseling, although being a mother  has been her favorite. (Please click or tap on any thumbnail to view it in full screen and make it readable.)   This Article was published in

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Book Review : Bitter Water – A Memoir of Discrimination in Indian Country

Charlene Delaunay, a member of the Northern Arapaho tribe returns to the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming to help her uncle with his sheep ranch – eventually purchasing it from him. Little did she or Manu, her French husband know that they would become targets of intense discrimination and hatred from long-time reservation neighbors –

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