Asymmetry’s Resources emerge from our network’s research, programmes, and collaborations, giving shape to writing, dialogue, and archival material. Grounded in Chinese and Sinophone scholarship, it gathers event recordings, interviews, essays, and publications by fellows, scholars, and invited experts. The platform opens alternative pathways for knowledge-making, foregrounding voices often marginalised in dominant art discourse and inviting readers to trace new connections and challenge inherited narratives.
The Courtauld Institute of Art25.04.2025The Asymmetry International Symposium 2025Subsea Signals: Maritime Histories, Digital CurrentsResourcesSymposium
Asymmetry29.05.2025Librarians-in-ResidenceReading Asia, Elsewhere: Diasporic Reading Rooms in ActionResourcesEvent RecordingDiscussionThe Courtauld Institute of Art14.05.20242024 Asymmetry Distinguished Lecture Series at The CourtauldOfferings for EscalanteEnzo Camacho and Ami Lien
DiscussionThe Courtauld Institute of Art30.04.20242024 Asymmetry Distinguished Lecture Series at The CourtauldEspionage and Disposable Lives Lee Kai Chung
Event Recording20.04.2024A World of Many Worlds: Conversation 1 - Histories, Mobilities, and Intimacies in Diaspora Venice Biennale 2024
Event Recording20.04.2024A World of Many Worlds: Conversation 2 - Eco-cosmologies and Climate/Social/Racial JusticeVenice Biennale 2024
DiscussionThe Courtauld Institute of Art11.03.20242024 Asymmetry Distinguished Lecture Series at The CourtauldSolar Wheels and Other Stories Shen Xin
SymposiumThe Courtauld Institute of Art01.12.20232023 Asymmetry International SymposiumMapping Intimacy Across Art, Science and Ecology
DiscussionThe Courtauld Institute of Art23.05.20232024 Asymmetry Distinguished Lecture Series at The CourtauldIntimate SystemsQu Chang and Trevor Yeung
DiscussionThe Courtauld Institute of Art05.05.20232024 Asymmetry Distinguished Lecture Series at The CourtauldPorous BeingsLotus Laurie Kang and Xiaowen Zhu