Weitian Liu is a writer and researcher based in London. Weitian’s work spans photography history and contemporary Chinese art criticism. He holds an MLitt in Art History and an MPhil in History of Photography from the University of St Andrews. Weitian co-founded QILU Criticism, contributed to Life Support: Forms of Care in Art and Activism, Glasgow Women’s Library (2021), and is developing a monograph on documentary photography in 1980s rural China. His criticism appears in LEAP and ArtReview China.
Weitian Liu is currently the 2021 Asymmetry PhD Scholar in ‘Advanced Practices’ at Goldsmiths, University of London.
Jingsi Wang is a PhD student in Anthropology at the University of Oxford. Her research explores the spaces and places of the contemporary art world in non-urban settings, with a focus on the Art Field projects in rural China. She has previously worked at the Center for Visual Studies at Peking University and UCCA Center for Contemporary Art in Beijing, where she conducted archival research, curated exhibitions and managed publishing projects. She is also an active writer and translator engaging with art and culture across different media.