The understanding of pain: Collective memory and mystery view Tittle：Collective memory and mystery view Theme：Collective memory, Female perspecitive, pain, identities   Concept & Practice： Form：Online exhibition Audience: People interested in feminist art, women art practitioners, students and so on Location:… Continue Reading →

    After a short tour of Talbot Rice Gallery and a review of its space and design, this week’s session was given by curator James Clegg, who enthusiastically explained much about curation, how to prepare a curatorial theme, choose… Continue Reading →

  In this week’s discussion, I examine the visions, goals, ethics, and values of a range of organizations used as exemplars. One of the teams I worked with focused on the rather specific case of SLIENCE UNIVERSITY (which seems quite… Continue Reading →

  Two UK-based arts organisations that I have been following recently are Fruitmarket in Edinburgh, a free public cultural space in Edinburgh city centre that has been providing inspiration and opportunities for artists and audiences in Edinburgh and across Scotland…. Continue Reading →