About the challenges to show works in glass-enclosed buildings, considering proportions, adapting exhibitions to every space, and social engagement in architecture.
We are welcoming more works of fiction than in our last reading list, and still many writings that are good companions for those who dream of the world as a fairer place.
On working together on Gudskul and documenta fifteen, sustainability for socially engaged practices, and the skills you need to become a professional time-waster.
Opening access: enabling and engaging first time encounters with art institutions.
Curating like a dinner host, bringing diverse practices and flavours together.
Curating at large, via a street newspaper.
From architecture to spatial experience, finding your own definitions of curatorship.
Thinking collectively and creating things.
Considering the lineage of Chinese Art, partners in life and work, breaking down hierarchies and authorship.
Heritage, TV, and public space—Fostering a network of close-knit art communities.
Keeping an archive alive and thriving through publications, performance, and transnational collaborations.
A multifaceted curatorial practice as a direct extension of writing and research.
