ASIA-ART-ACTIVISM: Experiments in Care and Collective Disobedience
is a polyvocal collection of 18 essays by leading academics, artists, curators and researchers who address urgent questions of the complexities of UK Black/Asian race relations and migrations, in parallel with global Black/Asia political entanglements and tensions, reflections on the rise of anti-Asian/migrant sentiment in the UK in relation to the ‘Hostile environment’ and the weaponisation of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Building on Documenta XV’s focus on collective practice, this workshop brings together representatives of artistic and intellectual collectives to reflect upon the practice of curating, making, and thinking together.
From September 2021 – January 2022, Annie Jael Kwan was digital curator-in-residence at the Barbican Centre, where she programmed Noguchi Resonances.
Tools to Transform is a free online resource, aimed at artists, curators, educators, community leaders and all others interested in … More
A commissioned piece written as a response to Jack Gray’s “Our Ancestral Bodies: A Movement Interlude,” part of 2020 GAX Aotearoa Ngā Tai o te Ao: Global Tides.
Kasumi Iwama is a multidisciplinary artist/feminist/activist whose work responds to and reflects on issues such as globalization, borders, and feminism through her perspective … More
Annie Jael Kwan 