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Jamie-May Minjie (born 1990, Taipei), a.k.a Jamie Ma, is a millennial visual and text-based artist, poet, and cultural entrepreneur. Her work spans multiple disciplines, including poetry, visual art, and digital art platforms. [1][2] Minjie's interdisciplinary practice bridges literary and visual forms, and her work has appeared in independent and experimental art and poetry platforms.
From 2017 to 2019, she was also a columnist for the online series New York Diary.[3] and participated the writing workshop with the Brooklyn Writers Project.[4] In 2022, she published her debut poetry collection, Heart, Diamond, Club, Spade, which features a foreword by Canadian poet Jason Stefanik. [5]
In addition to her writing, Minjie produces diaristic expressionist watercolors.[6] In 2021, she co-founded Minjic[7], an eCommerce platform promoting emerging and mid-career artists, including Peter Piek, Ellen Grossman, and Eilen Itzel Mena, among others.[8]
She is a founding member of the New York-based text-art collective TXT, alongside Neil Ramsay, Patrick Meagher, Alfred Steiner, Sha Weï, and Lydia Smith.[9]
Education
[edit]Minjie began formal artistic training in 2004, studying pencil drawing and later oil painting under Taiwanese artist Peng Kanglong. She completed a Bachelor of Architecture and a Bachelor of Arts in Applied Foreign Languages at National Taiwan University of Science and Technology in 2013. In 2017, Minjie studied creative writing at the NYU School of Professional Studies. During that period, she also took courses in watercolor at P.I. Art Center in Manhattan. She earned a MA with distinction from University College London (UCL) in 2020.[10]
Bibliography
[edit]Books and Chapbooks
- Strong at Heart. Bottlecap Press. Los Angeles: Bottlecap Press. 2023. ISBN 978-1-946340-91-7[11]
- Heart, Diamond, Club, Spade. San Francisco: Crome Yellow Press. 2022. ISBN 979-8-9872870-0-2[12][13]
- ‘That’s when fate fails us.’ in ANTONYM: An IRL/URL Exhibit of Text-based Art & Poetry NFTs. San Francisco: Crome Yellow Press. 2022. ISBN 979-8-9872870-3-3[14]
Poetry and Short Works
- 'Sonnet--Ticking Tocking', 'Motherism' in The Golden Year, Edition 1. The Secret Society of Poetry. 2025.[15]
- 'If love can be made here'. The Secret Society of Poetry. Jan 13, 2025.[16]
- 'Omni' in Sublimation: Volume 1, Issue 5, November/December 2024 — Living in Another World. 2024. ISBN 979-8300658342[17]
- 'Sunrises', 'Omni'. in Sublimation: A Magazine of Speculative Poetry, 1(2), July. 2024. ISBN 979-8329443783[18]
- 'Sonnet-Ticking Tocking'. The Secret Society of Poetry. June 10, 2024.[19]
- 'Motherism'. The Secret Society of Poetry. June 10, 2024.[20]
- ‘靜止的水，反照著天；靜止的水，是我 | 留归系列’. November Magazine (十一月). 2021.[21]
- ‘MATH’. CLIP Magazine, Issue 1. 2018.[22]
Visual Art in Publications
- 'Mistakes are what shape your sensitivity and empathy'. Sublimation: A Magazine of Speculative Poetry and Art, 1(5), Nov–Dec. 2024.[23]
- 'Love is about to fall'. BARZAKH Literary Magazine, Winter Issue. 2023.[24]
References
[edit]- ^ https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B0BMGW4TZM?ccs_id=9514479a-20eb-4f57-911c-89687c9dd54e
- ^ "Sonnet-Ticking Tocking".
- ^ "Jamie-May Minjie｜方格子 vocus". 4 October 2018.
- ^ "About | Jamie-May Minjie".
- ^ https://www.amazon.com/Heart-Diamond-Spade-Jamie-May-Minjie/dp/B0BM3NHDGV
- ^ "About | Jamie-May Minjie".
- ^ "Minjic - Crunchbase Company Profile & Funding".
- ^ "Miracle Stars by Minjic".
- ^ https://txt.studio/
- ^ "Ep059 - 建築跳槽，半路出家的翻譯寫作之路 : 馬明潔". Spotify.
- ^ Minjie, Jamie-May (10 March 2023). Strong at Heart. Bottlecap Press. ISBN 978-1-946340-91-7.
- ^ Heart, Diamond, Club, Spade. Minjic LLC. 14 November 2022. ISBN 979-8-9872870-2-6.
- ^ "Heart, Diamond, Club, Spade".
- ^ Antonym: An IRL/URL Exhibit of Text-Based Art & Poetry NFTS. Minjic LLC. 25 November 2022. ISBN 979-8-9872870-3-3.
- ^ "The Golden Year: Paperback 5.5"x 8.5"".
- ^ "If love can be made here".
- ^ https://www.amazon.com/Sublimation-November-December-Magazine-Speculative-ebook/dp/B0DPCQ5FQR/
- ^ https://www.amazon.com/Sublimation-Issue-Magazine-Speculative-Poetry-ebook/dp/B0D86SD1C1?ref_=ast_author_dp
- ^ "Sonnet-Ticking Tocking".
- ^ "Motherism".
- ^ "靜止的水，反照著天；靜止的水，是我 | 留归系列 × Jamie May Minjie 的诗".
- ^ "Jamie May Minjie — 叵Clip".
- ^ https://www.amazon.com/Sublimation-November-December-Magazine-Speculative/dp/B0DP9R3MDL/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&dib_tag=se&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.diT57dXRvIlbLvIHqwhbajf8onvUjS_rpndjlTA_hN85I8obk8bjNVQPEyk3RSpwYrUv_jywoZZcP8IaAyViVHfklHJlEQImpjh_9Nn_Kc4.zdaSaSTaG0IfAUN_c63ndZ87BSU_XuOOM6eCVmKEdpw&qid=1745217042&sr=1-4
- ^ "Jamie-May Minjie".