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1.From Scale to Intimacy This semester has been a journey of recalibrating my curatorial gaze. In Week 1, I was preoccupied with institutional scale and the cold authority of grand galleries. However, the ECA exhibition confirmed that successful curation is not about filling space, but about managing relationships. Whether through the Ji Ju Collective’s “Our […]
From Accessibility Strategy to Curator Ethics In my curatorial thinking of When Animals Speak the Language of Power, I began to pay attention to “who can enter this public space”. In view of the repulsion caused by the extensive use of black box space, low-light environment, and image devices in the exhibition, I put forward […]
1. Project Overview： Exhibition Title: Invisible Load—The Boundary Between Gazing and Being Gazed Upon Venue: Summer Hall Sciennes Gallery Dates: May 4–8, 2026 (5 days) 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. Lead image: 2. Curatorial Narrative： “Invisible Load” is a contemporary art exhibition centered on the female perspective, and it also represents a profound social dialogue. Through […]
1. Peripheral Future: Design Answers Rural Title: Peripheral Future[1]: Design Answers Rural Date: 15th August 2026 – 25th August 2026 2. Curatorial Narrative Text (For Publics) Where are you all coming from to see this exhibition? Most of you are probably residents of Edinburgh. I’m sure many of you have visited the villages surrounding the […]
Mending the Mutilated World Out of the Blue Drill Hall, Edinburgh, UK June 22-27th, 2026 Curatorial Narrative Text Mending the Mutilated World is a group exhibition that explores the intersection of diasporic identity and the adopted landscape, folklore, and culture of the UK. Amidst tightening restrictions on global mobility and rising anti-immigration sentiments across […]
This is my second circle of the Moss today. When I walked with Clyde this morning, I noticed that the contractors were back on site. The fence across the central path had been reinstalled – this time with a lower, sturdier structure. This version would be easy to climb over, for anyone who was determined. […]
