王瑶,中国摄影人。曾任中国摄影金像奖、中国摄影国展、中国国际摄影艺术节评委会主任,美国尤金·史密斯人道主义摄影奖评委,俄罗斯安德烈· 斯捷宁国际新闻摄影大赛评委。作品被中国美术馆、美国、巴西、荷兰、法国等国博物馆、画廊及个人收藏。出版有《中国故事》《后911 》《看不见的京剧》,以及当代中国系列、速写系列、 家园系列、瑶见系列等个人摄影集。
王婧婵博士,历史学者、教育工作者与马球文化研究者,现任天津大学人文艺术学院副教授,并兼任全球首家马球文化研究中心执行主任。她的研究聚焦于历史、体育、社会与性别研究的交汇处,深入探讨体育作为一种文化实践如何塑造社会结构与群体认同。她特别关注马球在中国的历史演变与当代复兴,追溯这项古老运动自汉唐兴盛、历代沉浮的文化轨迹,并考察其在现代社会中的重构与再阐释。
Yao Wang is a Chinese photographer. She has served as the chairperson of the judging panels for the Golden Statue Award for China Photography, the National Photographic Art Exhibition, and the China International Photographic Art Exhibition. She has also been a judge for the W. Eugene Smith Grant (USA) and the Andrei Stenin International Press Photo Contest (Russia). Her photographic works are held in collections by the National Art Museum of China, various museums and galleries in the United States, Brazil, the Netherlands, France, and other countries, as well as by individual collectors. She has published a considerable number of photobooks, such as The Stories of China, Post911, The Unseen Peking Opera, the Contemporary Chinaseries, the Sketches series, the Homeland series, and the Yaos Viewseries.
Dr. Jackie Wang is an interdisciplinary scholar, educator, and polo enthusiast. She is currently an Associate Professor in the School of Humanities and Arts at Tianjin University, where she also serves as the founding Executive Director of the Polo Studies Center, the first academic institution in the world dedicated to the study of polo and its global cultural legacy.