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Traces – Drawing . Objects Book
Lo, Y. Y. P.. Traces – Drawing . Objects[M]. Hong Kong:Arts Empowering Lab/Macau and Mosses/Hong Kong, 2019.
Authors:  Lo, Y. Y. P.
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Traces  drawing  artefacts  women  language  nüshu  art practice: gender difference  
A drawing project and beyond – an artist’s project Journal article
Lo, Y. Y. P.. A drawing project and beyond – an artist’s project[J]. Visual Resources – An International Journal on Images and Their Uses, 2017, 33(3-4), 385-418.
Authors:  Lo, Y. Y. P.
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Drawing  Women  Language  Nüshu  Art Practice: Sexual Difference  
A drawing project and beyond – from the physical to the virtual Journal article
Lo, Y. Y. P.. A drawing project and beyond – from the physical to the virtual[J]. Visual Resources – An International Journal on Images and Their Uses, 2017, 33(3-4), 385-418.
Authors:  Lo, Y. Y. P.
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Drawing  Chinese Language  Nüshu  Women’s Script  Hands  a Room  Virtual Space  
A drawing project & beyond-an artist's project Journal article
Lo,Yuen Yi. A drawing project & beyond-an artist's project[J]. VISUAL RESOURCES, 2017, 33(3-4), 385-418.
Authors:  Lo,Yuen Yi
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Art Practice  China  Drawing  Gender Difference  Jiangyong County  Language  Nüshu  Women  
Research praxis in drawing: the visible and the invisible “Chineseness” Journal article
Lo, Y. Y. P.. Research praxis in drawing: the visible and the invisible “Chineseness”[J]. Journal of Contemporary Chinese Art, 2016, 153-168.
Authors:  Lo, Y. Y. P.
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drawing  Chinese language  nüshu  Chineseness  art practice  sexual difference  
She chants, she forgets, she goes on – an account of the practice of the dying women’s script, nüshu and her stimulus to the manifestations of creative drawing work Conference paper
Lo, Y. Y. P.. She chants, she forgets, she goes on – an account of the practice of the dying women’s script, nüshu and her stimulus to the manifestations of creative drawing work[C], 2016.
Authors:  Lo, Y. Y. P.
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nüshu  women’s script  forgotten  memory  chanting  writing  drawing practice  women’s culture  sexual difference  
She chants, she forgets, she goes on – an account of the practice of the dying women’s script, nüshu and her stimulus to the manifestations of creative drawing work Conference paper
Lo, Y. Y. P.. She chants, she forgets, she goes on – an account of the practice of the dying women’s script, nüshu and her stimulus to the manifestations of creative drawing work[C], 2016.
Authors:  Lo, Y. Y. P.
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nüshu  women’s script  forgotten  memory  chanting  writing  drawing practice  women’s culture  sexual difference  
Research praxis in drawing: the visible and the invisible “Chineseness” – An exploration through Chinese language and the matriarchal writing script, nüshu Conference paper
Lo, Y. Y. P.. Research praxis in drawing: the visible and the invisible “Chineseness” – An exploration through Chinese language and the matriarchal writing script, nüshu[C], 2016.
Authors:  Lo, Y. Y. P.
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Drawing  Chinese language  nüshu  women’s script  forgotten  traces  mimicry  
Working through culture – a drawing practice with an old apron Journal article
Lo, Y. Y. P.. Working through culture – a drawing practice with an old apron[J]. World Art, 2014, 137-156.
Authors:  Lo, Y. Y. P.
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Working through culture: a drawing practice with an old apron Journal article
Yuen-yi Lo. Working through culture: a drawing practice with an old apron[J]. World Art, 2014, 4(2), 137-156.
Authors:  Yuen-yi Lo
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Nüshu  Women's Script  Artefact  Women  Visual Arts  Trace  Memory