A Vivid Confluence: Tiânn

A site-responsive exhibition and performance curated by Franzine (Yen-Ju) Chen.

Reimagining Tiânn—a Taiwanese Hokkien concept traditionally referring to the space between home, community, and ritual—the exhibition explores how this vernacular idea can be transformed into a transnational framework for contemporary curatorial practice.

Featuring works by Amara Karapas, with contributions from Betram Huang, Rho McGuire, and Hsu Yuan-Cheng, the exhibition brings together diverse artistic practices that respond to place, materiality, sound, and the body. Together, these works invite visitors to reconsider memory, ecology, colonial histories, and cross-cultural dialogue through embodied and spatial experience.

🗓1.00-5.00 pm, 3 August + 10.00 am-3.00 pm, 4 August, 2026

⮑Opening Event 2 pm, 3 August

📍Civic House, 26 Civic St, Glasgow G4 9RH

🎫 FREE | Reserve your free ticket now. For more event details, follow us on Instagram: @tiann.project_2026

ℹ️ The venue has step-free access and an accessible toilet. If you have any specific access requirements, please email [email protected] in advance, and we will do our best to accommodate your needs.

Special thanks to Thinking Culture, a cultural programme of the University of Glasgow's School of Culture & Creative Arts, for supporting this project through collaboration and promotion.