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The exhibition space is dark at first. Twinkle of light, translucent image moving on the screen-hand-controlled silhouettes swaying between light and shadow, the image of a dragon gradually appears. In shadow play animation, the image is never static; it depends on projection, motion, and time. This week’s lecture on “Temporal Art Curation in the Post-Media […]
Periphery Future Exhibition Inspiration “So close, so beautiful, weekend trip to Hebei!“ is a local slogan known to almost everyone in northern China. This slogan essentially welcomes Beijing residents to Hebei for tourism and vacation. I believe this is a form of objectification of the region for tourism promotion and commercialization. This slogan turns Hebei […]
While strolling along the streets of Edinburgh, you might be able to sense those unspoken boundaries – they quietly delineate who belongs here, who can stay, and who feels like an outsider. My curatorial project “The Intangible Boundaries of Edinburgh” presents these hidden dividing lines through a self-guided outdoor “wanderlust exhibition” based on the city’s […]
Oct 6, 2021
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I moved to Argyle House when I changed job and moved to IS in 2018. I remember being nervous about the open plan office space and wondering if I’d be able to concentrate given the general hubbub of industry. When I arrived, I was pleasantly surprised to find I actually …
