# Print & Carve Dept. 印刻部
Email: 2020pacd@gmail.com
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**常態活動:**
每週四我們在晚上 19:30-23:30 舉辦「印刻聚」,地點為台北市中山區咖啡廳「[北風社](https://maps.app.goo.gl/tsMhzDi3wEj7DHHn6)」,印刻聚報名請私訊 IG 詢問。
**Regular event:**
Every Thursday night 19:30-23:30, we hold ‘Printmarking meet up’ in Taipei's Zhongshan area, a Café called Beifongshe. To register for the ‘Printmarking meet up’, Please book in advance via instgram message.
# Group Introduction
Print and Carve Dept. (2019-)is an artivism collective. We invite people to participate in discussions about social issues through co-creation of art, and to support the communities and ideas we care about through collective art creation.
We organize collective printmaking workshops, focusing on social issues, including forced eviction, migrant workers' rights and Human Rights, transitional justice, gender issues, and labor rights.
The goal of collective printmaking is to reach out to communities and groups, inviting people to collaborate on creative projects. Through D.I.T., we implement ‘collective self-expression’ and ‘control over artistic interpretation,’ exploring and experimenting with the possibilities of collective creation while deepening public participation, exchange, and interaction on issues relevant to Taiwan and the international community.
Every Thursday, we hold ‘Print Gathering’ in Taipei's Zhongshan area, a Café called Beifongshe, with about 10 mobile members participating each time.
In addition to regular gatherings, we also collaborates with NGO and social issue groups, including: TIWA (Taiwan International Workers Association), TISM (Taiwan International Students Movement), DCU (Domestic Caretaker Union), etc.
Our members are Liao Shin-yun, Pang Liang-hsuan, Tai Yun-jie, Huang Yu-ling and Yiva Lee.
印刻部是一個藝術行動團體。我們邀請人們透過共同創作藝術來參與社會議題的討論,並透過共同進行集體藝術創作來支持我們在乎的社群與理念。
我們透過集體版畫工作坊,關注社會議題,如土地迫遷、移工議題和非公民權利、轉型正義、性別議題和勞工議題。
集體創作版畫的目標是走進社區、團體,邀請人們合作創作,透過D.I.T實踐「群體自我發聲」和「藝術詮釋掌握」,不斷探索和嘗試集體創意發展的可能性,並加深公眾對台灣和國際社會議題的參與、交流與互動。
我們每週四在台北中山咖啡廳北風社舉辦「印刻聚」,每次約有 10 位流動會員參加。
印刻部除定期聚會,並與不同社會議題團體合作,包含:TIWA(台灣國際勞工協會)、TISM(境外生權益小組)、DCU(桃園市家庭看護工職業工會)等。
成員包括:廖心筠、龐亮軒、戴昀潔、黃郁齡、李依。

photo credit:Gabriel Antonio Solis
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Short Version
Print & Carve Dept. consists mainly of Liao Shin-yun, Pang Liang-hsuan, Tai Yun-jie, Huang Yu-ling and Yiva Lee. They are dedicated to engaging with and addressing social issues through artistic initiatives, often partnering with various social groups to hold printmaking workshops that foster consensus and communication. By adopting a socially critical perspective, they explore themes such as land resettlement, transitional justice, labor and non-citizen rights, as well as gender equality. They highlight the importance of collaborative creation to involve communities and cultivate a sense of “collective self-expression” and “control over artistic interpretation.” Since its establishment in 2019, the group has actively exchanged ideas with printmaking action groups in Hong Kong, Japan, Indonesia, and Malaysia. They have also collaborated with various social organizations, including the Taiwan International Workers’ Association, the Taiwan International Student Movement, and the Domestic Caretaker Union based in Taoyuan.
短版:
印刻部由主要成員包括廖心筠、龐亮軒、戴昀潔、黃郁齡和李依,著重透過藝術行動來參與社會議題。他們時常與不同的社會團體合作,藉由舉辦版畫工作坊來凝聚共識和溝通,以具社會批判性的觀點關注土地迫遷、轉型正義、勞工與非公民權利、性別平等等議題。他們強調以集體創作方式走入社區,實現「群體自我發聲」和「藝術詮釋掌握」,自2019年成立至今,與香港、日本、印尼及馬來西亞等多地的版畫行動團體都有頻繁的交流,合作過的社會團體包括台灣國際勞工協會、境外生權益小組、桃園家庭看護工職業工會等。
# Print & Carve Dept. Members Introduction
* Liao Hsin-Yun
Born in 1995 in Shilin, Taipei. She graduated from Fu Jen Catholic University with a Bachelor's Degree in Arts and Cultural Creativity.During her studies at Fu Jen Catholic University, she came into contact with the 2014 anti-service trade movement, and later joined the National Highway Toll Collectors' Self-Rescue Association, the Hydis Closed-Door Workers' Link, and the Anti-Forced Evictions Link in Asuqizhen, where she participated in organizational discussions and art production.
* Pang Liang-Hsuan
Born in Hong Kong in 1992, move with family to Taiwan in 1997.
He graduated from the Department of Advertising of the Chinese Culture University and is currently working in the video industry.
Hourly In 2016, he participated in DIY music events, lectures, workshops, etc., and was in charge of video and design at the Dazhih-based Synergy Organization [Sorrow City].
In 2019, he participated in the printmaking of "New Paradise No. 17" and co-organized the printmaking department with the participants at that time.
* Tai Yun-Jie
Born in 1988 in Yilan, Taiwan. She is currently studying for her master's degree in Cultural and Creative Industries at the National Taipei University of Education.
In 2014, after the sunflower student movement, she joined the off-site organization "Cheap People Liberation Zone"(賤民解放區) and participated in group and guerrilla activities, and served as one of the editors of the "Cheap People Liberation Zone" blog.
In 2019, she joined the Printing and Craving Department after participating in the creation of the printmaking "New Paradise No. 17".
* Huang Yu-Ling
Huang Yu-ling is an artist and activist who develops her artistic practice through research, writing, and visual creation. Since the 2008 Wild Strawberry Movement, she has participated in various political movements—from anti-nuclear campaigns and anti-eviction protests to the Wenlin-Yuan urban renewal case with the Taiwan Alliance for Victims and the Sunflower Movement. Beginning in 2012, she focused on how Asian cultural collectives use self-organized activities to voice their concerns through artistic forms.
In 2018, she participated in the clab initiative, extending her research into how artistic forms can achieve economic autonomy and decentralized network collaboration.
As an artist, she collaborates with professionals across disciplines to explore spatial transformations and their causes within political-economic contexts. Her creative forms encompass direct action, data analysis, independent publications, report writing, seminars, and workshops. She views her work as a medium for communication, education, and empowerment, aspiring to inspire others to collectively build a more cohesive society.
* Yiva Lee
Born in 1998 in Sanchong, Taipei, she studied at Taipei National University of the Arts and Chiang Mai University, and works in the performing arts and design industries. In 2018, she began using videos to focus on issues related to women, migrant workers, and Southeast Asian movements. After participating in “New Paradise No.17” printmaking production in 2019, she joined the Print & Carve Department.
# Work in progress
* 2024.11 - [PrintPals](https://hackmd.io/@Y1xT_GGNT023CPb98fAEzw/HJug45FKxe)
A Taiwan-US print exchange project. Involving question-raising and printmaking workshops between Taiwan and the US.
* [Printpals @NY](https://www.instagram.com/printpals.nyc/)
# CV
## **2025**
* 2025.04.25 - 2025.09.07 [〈Where do we come from? Who are we? Where are we going?〉](https://hackmd.io/@pacd/WWW),Reimagining Radical Cities, New Taipei City Art Museum.
* 2025.08.16 〈Rights to the City: Let's Dance the City Ballet Together〉Workshop
* 2025.08.03 〈Brave New City: One Thousand and One Dreams〉Workshop
* 2025.08.02 〈Diverse Ecosystems of Cities: Principles of Great Cities〉Workshop
* 2025 〈City Mandala: Fighting for Ideals〉
* 2025.02.28 〈The Composition of Home〉workshop
* 2024-2025〈Iron Lady〉workshop
* 2024.07-09 Portrait Project with Residents at Wenzaizun.
* 2025.5.17 Printmaking exchanges Workshop: Engaging with Pangrok Sulap and participates and co-creating "The right to organize and struggle".
* 2025 ["Mater 2-10" Cover design.](https://hackmd.io/@pacd/Mater-2-10) Spring Hill Publishing.
* 2025 "[Going Home is a Journey with No Straight End: The White Terror and My Leftist Grandfather](https://hackmd.io/@pacd/LeftistGrandfather)" Cover design,Spring Hill Publishing.
## **2024**
* 2024.10.18-2025.02.08
Entangled Assembly : Global Factories in Taiwan and the US-Mexico Border, Kaohsiung Labor Museum.
* [2024.10.20 "Entangled Assembly"——Migrant Worker Shelter workshop, Kaohsiung.](https://hackmd.io/@Y1xT_GGNT023CPb98fAEzw/EntangledAssemblyworkshop)
* 2024.05 “The transformation”, Ensamblaje Enzarzado,Azul Arena Gallery, Mexico.
* 2024.04 “BDS” Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions Woodcut Workshop.
* 2024.04 Anti-Nuclear Relief Printmaking Workshop in support of the Anti-Nuclear demonstration.
* 2024.03.09 Wings of Anti-War: DIY woodcut kite workshop supporting Palestine.
## **2023**
* 2023.12.02 One-day woodprint workshop for the Migrant Workers Rally.
* 2023.11.04 Participated in the Free Palestine – Peace Wild Night printing event.
* 2023.04-05 Invited to participate in Tokyo University of the Arts Print Exhibition Debordering: Woodcut Printmaking Practice in Inter-Asian Context.
## **2022**
* 2022.12.7-8 Invited to set up a booth at the Guling Street Book Market.
* 2022.06/11-08/27 Curated Group Deep Digging exhibition with Cube Project Space.
* 2022.10/2 Woodcut print and Anti-Forced Eviction – Live-stream sharing event with the Wanzi Drain Anti-Forced Eviction Alliance.
* 2022.03-05 Taoyuan City Domestic Caretakers Union (DCU) workshop, “Dining with Employers: The Table Stories of Migrant Domestic Workers”.
* 2022.04 Invited to exhibit at the “Ćwiczenia z utraty kontroli” exhibition in Poland.
* 2022.02 Invited to exhibit at the “Memoirs of Tomorrow“ international traveling exhibition—Taipei City South Edition.
## **2021**
* 2021-2022 Migrant Workers' Parade Workshop.
* 2021.10 “Ayo! Ayo! Tomorrow Must Be Better”,The National Human Rights Museum.
* 2021.11 Scene production for the theater play Red Youth.
* 2021.08.28 Public Burial Culture Action Ritual Exhibition.
* 2021.05 Created a woodcut print and workshop in support of the Miramar Workers' Union.
## **2020**
* 2020.12 Pressing On L0 VR Exhibition, Hong Kong Open Printshop.
* 2020.11 “Carving Reality: Contemporary Woodcut Exchange Exhibition from East Asia”,The Back Room, Malaysia.
* 2020.10 Invited by the Overseas Students Group to create “Play the Non-Citizen Cards.”
* 2020.03 Created the “Ghost” woodcut print, invited by the French fanzine Fantomes.
## **2019**
* 2019.11 Workshop with TIWA (Taiwan International Worker Association) and creating “You Purchase Us As Labour, but We Are Human Beings” with migrant workers.
* 2019.07 Workshop with Taring Padiand creating “Electoral Madness” together.
* 2019.05 “New Paradise No.17” Printing Event
* 2019.05 Foundation of Print & Carve Dept.
# List of our assembly works
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