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Hosted by Meiqin Wang · arts · EN-US
Regenerative Artivism is a podcast about how Asian women artists, curators, and community organizers use creative, place-based practice to confront social and environmental injustice and shape more livable futures. Drawing on long-term field research in East Asia, with a strong focus on the Greater China region, art historian Meiqin Wang traces how socially engaged and ecological art grows from struggles over land and water, migration and memory, the everyday work of care, among others. Each episode is a guided case study of one practitioner or project, with close attention to process: how collaborations are built, what frictions they face, what kinds of care and maintenance are required, and what regeneration looks like when it is slow, contested, and material. The podcast has completed Seasons 1 and 2 and is currently releasing Season 3, with new episodes published from September through December 2026. Keywords: socially engaged art; ecological art; eco
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Signup to Generate a PitchRegenerative Artivism is a podcast about how Asian women artists, curators, and community organizers use creative, place-based practice to confront social and environmental injustice and shape more livable futures.
Regenerative Artivism is hosted by Meiqin Wang. The show has published 21 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Kim Seo-Kyung and Kim Eun-Sung: The Seated Girl Who Would Not Disappear" (27 October 2026, 30 minutes), "Shimada Yoshiko: The Silenced Body That Interrupts Nationalist Space" (13 October 2026, 31 minutes), and "Tomiyama Taeko: Antiwar Memory and the Ghosts of Empire" (29 September 2026, 31 minutes).
Regenerative Artivism publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 24 minutes across 21 episodes.
Booking probability for Regenerative Artivism is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Regenerative Artivism requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Regenerative Artivism's contact route on record: public web form.
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Meiqin Wang hosts Regenerative Artivism, an arts podcast with 21 episodes published.
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Episode #3
This episode centers on Kim Seo-Kyung and Kim Eun-Sung, the Korean wife-and-husband artist team who created Statue of Peace , one of the most visible and contested public memorials in contemporary East Asia. Beginning...
Episode #2
This episode examines the work of Japanese artist Shimada Yoshiko, whose practice has spent more than three decades confronting Japanese imperialism, wartime responsibility, feminism, and historical memory. Beginning...
Episode #1
This episode turns to Japanese artist Tomiyama Taeko, whose century-long life and artistic practice confronted the unresolved histories of Japanese empire, war responsibility, colonial violence, forced labor, military...
Episode #7
In this season finale, I return to the guiding question of season 2: what makes regenerative work last? Across six episodes set in northern Taiwan, Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou, Macau, and Quanzhou, we followed women...
Episode #6
This episode follows a familiar feeling that many heritage streets now produce: the moment when a place shifts from lived neighborhood to curated backdrop. In Quanzhou’s West Street（Xijie，西街）, that shift is intensified...
Episode #4
This episode follows curator and public-program organizer Liu Yang (刘阳) into Huangbian Village (黄边村), an urban village in Guangzhou. Set beside Guangdong Times Museum (广东时代美术馆), a contemporary art museum embedded in a...
Episode #3
In this episode, I stay with the Beijing-based curator and producer Ge Huichao 葛慧超, also known as Dew Ge, the founder of Body On&On (身身不息). The episode frames her work through a simple but consequential proposition...
Episode #2
In this episode, we follow Shanghai-based curator and organizer Chen Yun 陈韵 and ask what happens when curating stops being an exhibition format and becomes a way of living with neighbors under demolition pressure. The...
Episode #1
Hsiao Li-Hung (蕭麗虹), also known as Margaret Hsiao, built one of Taiwan’s most influential platforms for socially engaged and ecological art by starting with what was available: a repurposed chicken coop on the river’s...
Episode #1
In this short prologue for Season 2 of Regenerative Artivism, I introduce the guiding question for Season 2: what makes regenerative artivism last. Staying in the Greater China region, the season shifts from landscapes...
Episode #1
Season 2 of Regenerative Artivism follows Asian women artists, curators, and community organizers working across the Greater China region to build the social and cultural infrastructures that make care and creativity...
Episode #7
In this short season finale, I reflect on what season 1 has been doing at its core: practicing a slower, more accountable way of paying attention. Rather than chasing crisis headlines, the season lingered with...
Episode #6
Summary Episode 6 follows the practice of Aluaiy Kaumakan, also known in Chinese as Wu Yuling (武玉玲), a Paiwan (排灣) textile and installation artist from southern Taiwan, and asks how weaving can become a method of...
Episode #5
Summary This episode follows the Shanghai-based artist Song Chen (宋陈), whose practice treats soil not simply as an environmental theme but as a medium, a witness, and a moral problem. Beginning from the premise that...
Episode #4
Summary In this episode, we travel through South China’s river deltas and mountain headwaters around Guangzhou to follow the practice of Chen Xiaoyang (陈晓阳), an artist, visual anthropologist, and museum leader whose...
Episode #3
This episode of regenerative artivism travels to Hong Kong, one of the most densely built cities on earth, to spend time with the practice of artist and ecological practitioner Lo Lai Lai Natalie （劳丽丽）. Working between...
Episode #2
In this episode, we follow Chinese artist and educator Wang Fangfang (王芳芳) from the artist village of Songzhuang on the outskirts of Beijing back to the loess hills of her home region in northern Shaanxi, and onward to...
Episode #1
This episode introduces the practice of Taiwanese artist Wu Mali （吳瑪悧）as an early anchor for regenerative artivism in East Asia. Moving from a polluted suburban creek at the edge of Taipei to river basins, a former...
Episode #1
In this introductory episode, I lay out the core idea of regenerative artivism and the scope of the podcast. Speaking from southern California with my attention grounded in East Asia, I reflect on how art, care, and...
Episode #1
This trailer introduces regenerative artivism: Asian women’s creative strategies for social and ecological futures. I am your host, Meiqin Wang, an art historian working in contemporary Asian art and the environmental...
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