Han-Yun Chang Email & Phone Number

Taipei, Taiwan

Center for Chinese Studies: https://ccs.ncl.edu.twChinese Studies: https://ccs.ncl.edu.tw/EN/publish1.aspx (Chinese Studies is a peer-reviewed scholarly journey, highly acclaimed in the international community of sinology.)

Taipei, Taiwan

Projects involved:• Curator and catalogue writer: “Gold Bookcase: Significant Editions of Great Classics,” a special exhibition celebrating the 85th anniversary of the NCL, Taiwan. (Apr 18-Jun 10, 2018)• Exhibition Producer, Translator: “Monuments of Mosul in Danger” (Taiwan); cooperated with the Oriental Institute, The Czech Academy of Sciences. (Nov 21, 2017-Jan 21, 2018, NCL)• Curator: “Unity and Knowledge is Power: Chiang Weishui (1891-1931) and the Germination of Modern Culture and Humanities in Taiwan” (Nov 8-Dec 25, 2016, NCL)• Organizer: NCL’s Winter 2015 Lecture Series “Reading the Western World: A Feast of Art and Literature” (6 lectures held; Nov 7, 2015-Jan 30, 2016)• Curator: “NCL’s Cup Corner: Autographed Cups & Books by Popular Authors” (2015-2017)• Co-organizer: “Painting Harvest Years: Graphic Designs by Yuyu Yang (1926-1997)”; cooperated with Yuyu Yang Art Education Foundation. (Nov 5, 2013-Mar 2, 2014 at Arts & Audiovisual Center, NCL)

Courses taught:• “Introduction to Art” (College of Communication)• “Introduction to Curating” (Program in Digital Content & Technologies)• “Cultural Contexts and Story Archetypes” (Program in Digital Content & Technologies)

New Taipei City, Taiwan

Projects involved:•The Chinese Garden Project•East Asian languages & cultures consultant•Organizer: The Huntington Chinese Garden Symposium, “The Poetry and Textual Memory of the Chinese Garden” (Oct 31, 2009)•Executive coordinator & curator: “Treasure through Six Generations: Chinese Painting and Calligraphy from the Weng Collection” Exhibition (Apr 12-Jul 13, 2009)•Executive coordinator: Chinese Garden Lecture Series 2008-10Education:•Coordinator & cultural content consultant: “STARTALK” Summer Chinese program of the US National Security Language Initiative (NSLI) at The Huntington, cooperated with the Southern California Council of Chinese Schools 2008-09•“Education Space” co-designer: Treasure through Six Generations Exhibition•Chinese Garden Docent Training Program, The Volunteer Academy of The Huntington•Adult Programs (Chinese culture related)•Chinese Garden visitor’s guide and educational signage (Chinese version)•Chinese Garden Podcast (Mandarin) Publications:•First author & editor in Chinese of exhibition catalogue: Treasure through Six Generations: Chinese Painting and Calligraphy from the Weng Collection (2009); winner of the 2010 PubWest Book Design Awards - Art Book Bronze Award; winner of the Benjamin Franklin Award - Silver•Managing editor in Chinese of book: Another World Lies Beyond: Creating Liu Fang Yuan, the Huntington's Chinese Garden (2008); winner of the Benjamin Franklin AwardAdvancement:•Fund-raising and promotional programs for The Chinese Garden •Donor and docent relations•Promotional events speak person and interpreterOperations:•The Next Phase of The Chinese Garden Project•Chinese writer and interpreterCommunications:•Chinese promotional materials writer and interpreter•Translator, editor, consultant and interpreter•Chinese press relations and press conference Chinese speak person•Chinese New Year Festival 2010 Program•Volunteers educational filed trip organizer (SBMA/Oct 13, 2009)

Chinese and Korean Art Department•Transcription and translation of early Korean inscriptions in the permanent collection

Curatorial DepartmentProjects involved:•“Everyday Luxury: Chinese Silks of the Qing Dynasty (1644－1911)”•SBMA Asian Art Collection Catalogue project (bronzes and ceramics)•SBMA Asian Art Gallery Renovation project

Curatorial DepartmentProjects involved:•“Edo Japan: Art and Society” Symposium (May 21, 2005)•“Edo: The City and Its Diversions” Exhibition (2005)•“Birds and Flowers: Japanese Woodblock Prints from the Seymour and Shirley Lehrer Collection” Exhibition

Department of History of Art and Architecture“Survey of Asian Art”

Visual Resources Collection, Department of History of Art and Architecture

Exhibition projects involved:“Straight to the Present (1996~ 2000): Kuo Jen-chang’s ‘Saint Taiwan’”“Solo Exhibition by Chen Shiming: Everything is So Clear Now”“Huang Hung-teh 1985~2000” “Solo Exhibition by Tsai Ken”“Paul Chiang 1960~2000”“Captured Wind Arrested Shadow: Special Exhibition on Taiwanese Modern Drawing” “Solo Exhibition by Huang Jyi” “Solo Exhibition by Jiang Dahai”“Read Lee 1989~1999”“Tsong Pu: On Line”“Solo Exhibition by David Diao”“Solo Exhibition by Yang Jiecang: Rebuild Dong Cunrui”

Projects involved:“The National Science & Technology Museum (Kaohsiung) Audio-Guide Expansion Project”“Two Thousand Years of Buddhism Spreading Eastward: Buddhist Ritual Objects and Treasures from Underground Palaces,” Fo Guang Shan Monastery, Kaohsiung“The Birth of a New Century: Images of Children in Western Art,” National Palace Museum“Art and Culture of the Sung Dynasty: China at the Inception of the Second Millennium,” National Palace Museum“The Ancient Chinese Zither (qin),” The Chang Foundation Museum, Taipei“Leonardo da Vinci,” National Museum of History“Leonardo da Vinci,” National Science and Technology Museum, Kaohsiung“Chefs-d'oeuvre du Musée de l'Orangerie Collection,” Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts“Chefs-d'oeuvre du Musée de l'Orangerie Collection,” Taipei Fine Arts Museum“Art and Culture of the Han Dynasty (Mawangdui),” National Palace Museum “The National Palace Museum (Taipei) Audio-Guide Renewal Project”“The Pearl of the Desert: The Caves of Tunhuang,” National Museum of Natural Science“Special Exhibition on the Sanxingdui Culture,” National Palace Museum“Buddhist Art from Rehol: Tibetan Buddhist Images and Ritual Objects from the Qing dynasty Summer Palace at Chengde,” The Chang Foundation Museum, Taipei“The World of Chang Dai-chien,” National Palace Museum“The World of Picasso,” National Palace Museum“Wisdom & Compassion: The Sacred Art of Tibet,” National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts“Wisdom & Compassion: The Sacred Art of Tibet,” Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts

Ph D, Art History

Activities and Societies: Spring 2004, Workshop Conductor, “Workshop on Chinese Calligraphy” at East Asian Languages & Cultural Studies.

M.A, Fine Arts And Art History

Credit requirements fulfilled for teaching at a secondary education institution Studio arts courses: Chinese Seal Carving, Oil Painting.

B.A, English Language And Literature

Graduated summa cum laude