ArtReview Asia and LEAP present
Shared. Connected. Networked. Experienced? How Has the Artworld Changed in the Age of Social Distancing?
Friday 13 November, 4–6pm CST / 8–10am GMT
Panellists
Natasha Ginwala (Associate Curator, Gropius Bau, Berlin; Co-Artistic Director, Gwangju Biennale 2020; Artistic Director, Colomboscope)
Michelle Hyun (Director, ICA at NYU Shanghai)
Shabbir Hussain Mustafa (Senior Curator, National Gallery Singapore)
John Tain (Head of Research, Asia Art Archive)
Billy Tang (Senior Curator, Rockbund Art Museum, Shanghai)
Moderated by Lai Fei (Editor, LEAP) & Mark Rappolt (Editor-in-Chief ArtReview Asia, LEAP)
A panel with experience across the artworld in Asia considers how a year unlike most others has affected ways of working, and the functioning of what until now often seemed like an indestructible, monolithic global network of art. Has it changed the narratives or histories we present? Have we redefined the relationship between the global and the local? How has the disruption of systems of travel, transport and personal communication affected the ways in which we think about and communicate art? Is the artworld still shared, connected and networked? And how, if it all, has the experience of art changed in the age of social distancing?
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Modern Art Academy
Building 2, 10 Middle Jianguo Road, Hangpu, Shanghai
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