As an independent curator and researcher, the Diverse Actions Leadership Bursary has come at a timely moment where I’m exploring … More
Tag: Singapore
Open Call – Southeast Asia Performance Collection Research Commission
The research commission is for independent research to be undertaken in response to the Southeast Asia Performance Collection. The … More
SEA Currents
In a world of shifting and contested borders, how is Southeast Asia represented and understood? What are the undercurrents that … More
Being Present: Performative responses to Speech Acts in Manchester
6 March 2019, from 6pm till late Manchester Art Gallery, Mosley St, Manchester M2 3JL Being Present is a curatorial … More
FLOW: Gesturing the Region
Alongside the weekend of Frieze in London, Asia-Art-Activism held a three-day programme of activities at Raven Row. … More
UnAuthorised Medium
Exhibition dates: 16 September – 18 November 2018 Opening weekend: Saturday 15 September 2018 17:00: Official opening, featuring a new … More
Call for Papers: Documentation and Performative Practices in Contemporary Southeast Asian Art (ASEASUK)
Deadline for Paper abstracts: 31 May 2018
The list of panels for this year’s ASEASUK conference in Leeds, 5-7 September 2018 is now available. Dr Eva Bentcheva (Tate Research Centre: Asia) and I are co-convening the panel “Documentation and Performative Practices in Contemporary Southeast Asian Art”.
MAP1: Waterways
Date|Time: 9 June 2017, 10.00am-6.00pm Performance Sites: Palazzo Pisani a Santa Marina, Venice, Italy & various outdoor locations. Artists: Libita Clayton, Lynn Lu, … More
Art Asia Pacific: Artist and Empire- (En)countering Colonial Legacies
First presented in 2015 at Tate Britain under the title “Artist and Empire: Facing Britain’s Imperial Past” the show’s October 2016 debut at the National Gallery Singapore (NGS), entitled “Artist and Empire: (En)countering Colonial Legacies” is curated by the local team comprised of Low Sze Wee, Melinda Susanto and Toffa Abdul Wahed, marking the NGS’s second international collaboration (the first was with Paris’s Centre Pompidou).
