The Asia Forum’s Annie Jael Kwan, Ming Tiampo, Hammad Nasar and John Tain in conversation with ArtReview’s editor, Mark Rappolt.
Category: Project
Asia Forum at the Fondazione Querini Stampalia, 23 April 2022
One-day programme on Saturday 23 April 2022In-person at Fondazione Querini Stampalia, VeneziaOnline via ArtReview We are pleased to announce the … More
World Wide Wontons Lunar NY Workshop
Join Cuong Pham, Bettina Fung and Annie Jael Kwan from Asia-Art-Activism for a special World Wide Wontons cooking workshop at … More
Future Ages Will Wonder: Curator Tour
Join Annie Jael Kwan, curator of exhibition, Future Ages Will Wonder, for a special guided tour of works by 9 international artists … More
Podcasts: Gaining Ground
Gaining Ground is a three-part podcast series for the exhibition, Future Ages Will Wonder.
Noguchi Resonances
From September 2021 – January 2022, Annie Jael Kwan was digital curator-in-residence at the Barbican Centre, where she programmed Noguchi Resonances.
Looking Beyond Global Asias: Four Artists Shed New Light on World Issues and Historical Legacies at Asia Forum’s Digital Gathering
The Asia Forum for the Contemporary Art of Global Asias’ Fall Digital Gathering in November 2021 introduced a focus on the notion of liquidity—as in flux, movement, transition, and transformation—investigating the tectonic shifts in the geopolitical, socio-economic, and cultural landscape of Asia. From Singapore and China, to Hong Kong, and Indonesia, the presentations by Lawrence Lek, Ho Rui An, and Tita Salina and Irwan Ahmett, shed new light on historical legacies and present global concerns.
Noguchi Conversations: Collaborations and Partnerships
Curators and researchers Alexandra Chang and John Tain discuss and consider collaborations and partnerships across art forms, disciplines, and socio-political contexts in the current global condition.
Noguchi Conversations: Friendship & Community
Artist-curators Việt Lệ and Adriel Luis discuss working in and through friendship, especially with the challenges faced by the Asian artistic and academic communities in the US and beyond.
Annie Jael Kwan 