From Jue’s Website: What is JUE? 觉 / JUE (pronounced joo-eh) –verb: to sense; to awaken As far as I am know, Split Works was one of the first parties to organize such a festival over a period of time ( 2 or 3 weeks) bucking the trend of stuffing tons of shows in 2 [...]
Tags: abaji, jue festival, pangbianr, split works
It’s feeling like spring already. The weather is warming up, the parties are rocking and it’s become extremely difficult to find time to spend a quiet evening at home with all the happenings around town. The next few days promise more of the same. So, here’s some of the stuff I’m looking forward to: Bertie [...]
Tags: Bookworm Literary Festival, Dude, Ghost Spardac, jue festival, mademoiselle et les chinoix, me guan me
Really? it’s that time of the year again? Hell yeah!!! Looks like all the pieces are falling in place for a culturally exciting couple of months in Beijing. First, we have the Capital M and the Bookworm literary festivals (good writeup on The Beijinger here)that will keep us busy over the next few weeks. I’m [...]
Tags: 2011 MIDI, ephemeral, jue festival, MIDI, Strawberry Festival
There is something in the air right now and no, I am not talking about the pollution or the nasty aromas of Stinky Tofu. It seems like the Gods above decreed that March be the month of culture in Beijing: There are no less than 3 festivals taking place right now so the hardest thing [...]
Tags: books, bookworm, Francophone festival, jue festival
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