Emily Mei-Mei Taw is a Brooklyn-based writer, researcher, and designer working at the intersections of art, architecture, and curatorial practice. Employing interdisciplinary methodologies that bridge theoretical inquiry and material production, her research examines how cultural imaginaries are mediated through images and materialized within the built environment.

She holds a Master of Architecture and an M.S. in Critical, Curatorial & Conceptual Practices in Architecture from Columbia University.

Her writing has appeared in publications such as Numéro Berlin, King Kong Garçon, Playgirl, Fraülein, The Travel Almanac, and e-flux.