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Madeleine O'Dea
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Writer at large. Author of The Phoenix Years, Allen & Unwin, 2016; Pegasus Books, 2017. Contributor to The Beijing Bureau, Hardie Grant, 2021. Deep in a new book ✍️ AKA: 欧美琳 madeleineodea.com
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Post you from a different era ... what being a foreign correspondent can do for you 🤣 China 86; PNG 92
#journalism #China 🀄️
thank you! Magical morning
Throw your arms around me! Yes! But wish it had cracked the top ten #Hottest100 #HuntersandCollectors
How it started, how it's going 😃
Have read one (!) book from my original stack, and a whole bunch that weren't on it at all, including #Middlemarch (just as brilliant as I'd always been promised 💜📚) #bookstack #booksky #reading #amreading #amwriting
Foggy morning on Blackwattle Bay, Glebe Point, Sydney. #Sydney #fog
@christietime.bsky.social Loved your India episode! Really fun and enlightening to see Christie through a different lens. Look forward to your next outing @christietime.bsky.social
If you're in Sydney, don't miss this show. (it runs till the end of the month) #China #ContemporaryArt #Xinjiang 🀄️
vermilionart.com.au/exhibition/a...
One of the truly distinctive voices in Chinese contemporary art, and also a voice from its borderlands. Chinese contemporary art is now in its 4th decade & this is the first time a Uyghur contemporary artist has been shown in Australia.
Image 2 , me, 10 years later, introducing Aniwar in "Modern Painters" magazine. Images 3-4, Glenda Korporaal, in "The Australian" this month, backgrounding Aniwar's current show at Sydney's Vermilion Gallery. No accident that Aniwar intrigued all 3 of us.
3 China correspondents, over 3 decades, with 3 views of the Chinese artist, Aniwar Mamat. Image 1, the late, path-finding, Yvonne Preston, illustrating her piece for "The Age" on the opening of the pioneering Red Gate Gallery with work by Aniwar.
Hi Teresa Teng is what is used commonly in Taiwan and abroad, but Deng Lijun is how she is known (& revered) in the PRC
yes, that is an error, not sure how that slipped through (should say ascend to the leadership or some such)Will note for the next reprint :)
You'll see the bios I include at the back of the book make that clear.
I think province is a more useful descriptor for a general reader given these are by no means autonomous regions within the PRC, Appreciating your close reading however 🙂
Yes, I’m gutted I can’t make it