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Monday 2 May 2022 We’re back in the kitchen! What a treat to be back as a guest on The Cook Up with Adam Liaw, along with Mr Simon Marnie. Coming up on Monday night 2 May. Two words I love in a recipe are ‘quick’ and ‘easy’. I make Soy Chicken Wingettes – a family favourite in high rotation at our place. Tune in to The Cook Up with Adam Liaw on SBS Food at 7pm on Monday 2 May. Catch the show free @sbsondemand if you miss us. #TheCookUpSBS @adamliaw

Monday 11 April 2022 Woo hoo! Such fun to be a guest on The Cook Up with Adam Liaw, along with Simon Marnie. Coming up on Monday 11 April 2022. While I may not be known for my cooking skills, I do love to play in the kitchen. And I love to eat! I whip up a favourite recipe – a twist on my Grandmother’s wontons. Tune in to The Cook Up with Adam Liaw on SBS Food at 7pm on Monday 11 April. Catch the show free @sbsondemand if you miss us. #TheCookUpSBS @adamliaw

Friday 25 February 2022 Here is the podcast link to the wonderful chat I had on CONVERSATIONS WITH SARAH KANOWSKI on ABC Radio on Friday 25 February 2022 “Claudia Chan Shaw has lived her life by moving from one obscure obsession into the next. As a child, vintage tin toys soon gave way to a dead movie star, before Claudia settled into an obsession that came from her mother, and her mother before her. Fashion was in Claudia’s blood, and she was drawn to her family’s enthusiasm for detail, and love of standing out from the crowd. It was fashion that took them from Australia to Shanghai, and back again.” https://www.abc.net.au/…/claudia-chan-shaw…/13761640

9 February 2022 Absolutely delighted to have two of my artworks in the ‘Year of The Tiger’ exhibition at Audrey Fine Art. 181 Harris St Pyrmont. Exhibition runs till 28 February 2022.

31 January 2022 Kung hei fat choy! Happy Year of the Tiger. I’m a Tiger! A big shout out to all of my Tiger mates – it’s our year! This is the Tiger design I created for street banners for the Sydney Lunar Festival. Forty six banners are fluttering along George Street right now! Can’t wait to get to town and see them. The Tiger has stripes made from fragments of Chinese calligraphy, taken from a famous Tang Dynasty poem by the renowned poet Li Bai.