Oct 9, 2022 10:00 UK / 17:00 PM (SGT)
Online panel: Free but please register.
Digital access to collections is an important function of many Southeast Asian art archives. As digital resources and nodes for peer-to-peer sharing, these archives play an important role in seeding new research and cultivating a regional historical consciousness.
Focusing on the Southeast Asia Performance Collection and Indonesia Visual Art Archive as case studies, this panel will examine how these archives have used digital tools to grow their discursive communities, collaborating with organisations and navigating intellectual property regimes.
Focusing on the Southeast Asia Performance Collection and Indonesia Visual Art Archive as case studies, this panel will examine how these archives have used digital tools to grow their discursive communities, collaborate and navigate intellectual property regimes.
This talk is part of an online workshop “Archival Intelligence” that brings together artists, researchers and archivists from the region alongside lawyers and Arweave to prospect Web3 sustainable solutions that can serve marginalised artists, independent spaces and cultural histories at risk of being lost.
Annie Jael Kwan 